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#Women’s History Month3
  • Pauline Wengeroff, circa 1913
    Pauline Wengeroff, circa 1913
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    Was Modernity Bad for Jewish Women?

    Women’s History Month: Pauline Wengeroff, the late-19th-century Russian grandmother and memoirist who saw through the emerging patriarchy in Eastern Europe, was no Betty Friedan

    byShulamit S. Magnus
  • Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, ‘Fantasy,’ 1925, oil on canvas
    Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, ‘Fantasy,’ 1925, oil on canvas
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    Some Lessons From the Russian Revolution

    How an alluring radical nihilism seduces believers into forms of extremism

    byAnna Geifman
  • Dorothy Dinnerstein, circa 1976-1978
    Dorothy Dinnerstein, circa 1976-1978
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    The Beautiful, Fractured Life of Dorothy Dinnerstein

    Expansive, intimate, and wise, the late author of the newly reissued feminist masterpiece ‘The Mermaid and the Minotaur’ sought to change the alchemy of the battle of the sexes

    byRachel Shteir
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