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Click When We Knew We Were Feminists

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ISBN-10: 1580052851

ISBN-13: 9781580052856

Edition: 2010

Authors: J. Courtney Sullivan, Courtney E. Martin

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List price: $19.99
Copyright year: 2010
Publisher: Basic Books
Publication date: 4/27/2010
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 240
Size: 5.50" wide x 8.25" long x 0.63" tall
Weight: 0.528
Language: English

J. Courtney Sullivan received a B.A. in Victorian literature from Smith College in 2003. She worked for Allure and then moved to The New York Times. Her work has appeared in The New York Times Book Review, The Chicago Tribune, New York, Elle, Glamour, the New York Observer, and Men's Vogue. Her first book, Dating Up: Dump the Shlump and Find a Quality Man, was published in 2007. In 2010, she co-edited a feminist essay collection entitled Click: When We Knew We Were Feminists. Her fiction works include Commencement, Maine and The Engagements.

Introduction
I'm Gonna Wash that King Right out of my Hair
One is Silver and the other's Gold
Seventeen Years of Ridicule: A Young Feminist's Polemic
Cross-Stitch and Soap Operas following Football
Killing in the Name of
Empowerment in Soft Focus: Growing up Female with ADHD
You are What you Wear
Feminism, Warts and all
God, Sex, and Pythagoras
The Right Pitch
Born-Again Feminist
Not my Mother's Hose
I was not Aborted and Further Miscellanea
The Women's Center
I was a Secret Rich Kid: A Tale of Class Unconsciousness
Finding and Making the Reasons
I married a war Correspondent
Righteous Little Beaver
The Feminist Evolution of an Artist, Survivor, Conjurer from the Tropics
"What's the Female Version of a Hustler?": Womanist Training for a Bronx Nerd
You can't Rape a whore: A Love Story
Anita and me
My Number one must-have
The Brown Girl's Guide to Labels
Word and Deed
On Reading Katie Roiphe
An Engineering Approach to Feminism
I Was an Obnoxious Teenage Feminist
Pillow Dancing and Other Failed Hetero Experiments
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