Message from clawson
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August 14, 2008 at 10:06 am
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I was also surprised to learn about the power of Korean women. Why is this skirted in feminist classes? Heck, I took a class called 'Sex, Power and Politics' and we never left the continent in that class. Students should know about these kind of things -- you shouldn't have to wait until you're in your twenties to learn that Korean women have a way more progressive and independent history than we do.


