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In Another Voice

If most American girls lose their confidence as they mature, what happens in a religious community that segregates the sexes?
By by Sara Ivry | 10:23 AM Mar 26, 2004

Stephanie Wellen Levine
When Stephanie Wellen Levine befriended seven teenagers at Bais Rivka, a Lubavitch girls’ high school in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, she wanted to test Carol Gilligan’s theory that contemporary culture silences girls as they grow older. In Mystics, Mavericks, and Merrymakers: An Intimate Journey among Hasidic Girls, Levine, a Gilligan protégé who teaches at ...

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In Another Voice

If most American girls lose their confidence as they mature, what happens in a religious community that segregates the sexes?
By Interview by Sara Ivry | 12:00 PM Dec 3, 2003

Stephanie Wellen Levine
When Stephanie Wellen Levine befriended seven teenagers at Bais Rivka, a Lubavitch girls’ high school in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, she wanted to test Carol Gilligan’s theory that contemporary culture silences girls as they grow older. In Mystics, Mavericks, and Merrymakers: An Intimate Journey among Hasidic Girls, Levine, a Gilligan protégé who teaches at ...