Honoring Gertrude Ezorsky

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Radical Philosophy Review 1 (2):126-132 (1998)
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The paper included here was presented by Nanette Funk in Honor of Gertrude Ezorsky, the famed philosopher, feminist, and antiracism activist, at the 1997 Meeting of the Society for Women in Philosophy. It is published here as presented. Thus, although it is a coauthored talk the “I” refers to Nanette Funk.

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10.5840/radphilrev19981214

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