Ally Development Through Feminist Pedagogy: A Systemic Focus on Intersectionality

Ally Development Through Feminist Pedagogy: A Systemic Focus on Intersectionality
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通过女权主义教育学进行盟友发展:对交叉性的系统关注

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10.1080/15538605.2015.1029205
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2015
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Lynn Bohecker
Lynn Bohecker
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K. Lamantia;Holly H. Wagner;Lynn Bohecker

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