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...most independent--is likely to be raped. Every man--your father, your lover, your brother--is capable of rape. Rapes, they say, are any acts of sexual intercourse forced on one person by another. And rapes, they say, are not committed only by deviants but are a natural outgrowth of the sexual patterns we are all thrust into...
...freedom and those who carry on her dialectical struggle now. Angela Davis is a remarkable woman--her autobiography attests to that--and it is no mere historical coincidence that a collective struggle of diverse groups united to oppose racism and political repression has sprung up as an outgrowth of her personal struggles and under her leadership...
...this was indeed the reason that the trip was permitted, if it was purely a political move made by the State Department due to the precariousness of its internal position and the erosion of its credibility, it would still be a positive outgrowth of American crimes in Chile. But there may well be a more fundamental reason. President Ford has not yet publicly commented on the trip, and an aide to Javits said that the President had made no efforts to contact either Senator to prevent it. This appears to indicate that Javits and Pell at least had Ford...
Many Cambridge Democrats who will oppose Sullivan's candidacy say they will do so because of Sullivan's position on law enforcement. They point to the current problems confronting the Cambridge police--brutality cases, discriminatory hiring and promoting practices, and poor community relations--as an outgrowth of policies identified with Sullivan...
...troublesome outgrowth of the publicity given the Horner theory (including a cover story in The New York Times Magazine last year) is that it must inevitably have an adverse effect on opinion regarding the importance of educating women and on the manner in which the education of women is perceived...