ISBN: 0-9517775-6-4
The
Sans-Papiers
A Woman Draws the First
Lessons
Madjiguθne Cissι
The New Movement of Asylum Seekers and Immigrants
without papers in France.
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Marx and Feminism
Selma James
Another reading of Marx's Capital from
the point of view of women's unwaged work. By the co-author of The Power of Women and the Subversion of the Community .
2.50
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The Global Kitchen
the case for counting unwaged work
Ed Selma James, 1995
Also available in Spanish (see below)
7.20
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La Cocina Global
7.20
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Rape in the Media : Submission to the National Heritage Committee
Inquiry into Privacy and Media Intrusion , 1993
Is the law on anonymity enough to protest rape
survivors? Or are we still identified, judges, misrepresented and
exploited by the media's sexist and racist stereotypes?
2.50
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Against Redistributing
Poverty
Counting the cost to women, children and men of the
child maintenance plan, based on the UK experience.
Wages for Housework Campaign & Payday Men's
Network
2.00
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The
UN Decade for Women: an offer we couldn't refuse
Fahnbulleh, 1985
An account of how grassroots women
from all over the world went to the Nairobi UN Conference in 1985 and got
governments to commit to counting unwaged work.
1.50
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The Hooker & the Beak:
A time to break the law?
Sarah Hipperson, Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp;
Nina Lopez-Jones, English Collective of Prostitutes
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Housework for Sale
Suzie Fleming
The movement for the recognition of
housework as productive work.
1.50
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Sex, Race and Class
Selma James
The economic basis of the power relations within the working class
internationally. A classic of the anti-racist women's
movement. Also available in French and Spanish (see below)
2.50
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Sexe, Race et Class
Selma James
2.50
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Sexo, Raza y Clase
Marx y el feminismo
6.00
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True Confessions of a
Raspberry/Message to Bhopal
Claire Glasman and WinVisible (Women with Visible and Invisible
Disabilities)
T he work of having a disability, the disablement caused by military-industrial practices from
London to Bhopal, and how low benefits keep people with disabilities
ghettoised.
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Hookers in the
House of the Lord
Selma James
The account of the occupation of a church by women
protesting against the prostitution laws in Kings Cross, London, England.
1.50
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Women, the Unions and Work
Or What is Not to Be Done
Selma James, 1972
With this pamphlet feminism finally
broke out of the political ghetto which confined "women's
issues" to a no-man's-land outside of class. "The
perspective of winning" indicates a new organizing perspective which
chooses "between women on the one hand and unions and work on the
other".
4.50
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