Feminist theory reader : local and global perspectives / edited by Carole R. McCann and Seung-kyung Kim.

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The day the mountains move / Yosano -- We Egyptian women / Inji Aflatun -- The second sex, ´Introduction´ / Simone de Beauvoir -- La Chicana / Elizabeth Martinez -- Radical feminism 1 / Bonnie Kreps -- Feminism: a movement to end sexist oppression / bell hooks -- Rethinking sex and gender / Chiristine Delphy -- Globalization of the local/localization of the global : mapping transnational women movements / Amrita Basu -- Bargaining with patriarchy / Deniz Kandiyoti -- The poem as mask / Muriel Rukeyser -- No more Miss America! -- The poetical is the political: feminist poetry and the poetics of women´s rights / T.V. Reed -- A black feminist statement / The Combahee River Collective -- The history of the green belt movement / Wangari Maathai -- Reproductive and sexual rights: a feminist perspective / Sônia Correa and Rosalind Petchesky -- Transgender liberation: a movement whose time has come / Leslie Feinberg -- Report from the Bahamas / June Jordan -- The unhappy marriage of Marxism and feminism: towards a more progressive union / Heidi Hartmann -- Servants of globalization: women, migration, and domestic work / Rhacel Salazar-Parreñas -- Orientalism and Middle East feminist studies / Lila Abu-Lughod -- Gender and nation / Mrinalina Sinha -- The social organization of masculinity / R.W. Connell -- One is not born a woman / Monique Witting -- The bridge poem / Donna Kate Rushin -- La conciencia de la mestiza: toward a new consciousness / Gloria Anzaldúa -- Identity: skin, blood, heart / Minnie Bruce Pratt -- Chappals and gym shorts: an Indian Muslim woman in the land of Oz / Almas Sayeed -- I am your sister : black women organizing across sexualities / Audre Lorde -- Well-founded fear : political asylum and the boundaries of sexual identity in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands / Lionel Cantú Jr. with Eithne Luibhéid and Alexandra Minna Stern -- Beside my sister, facing the enemy: legal theory out of coalition / Mari J. Matsuda --