Angela Kennedy
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Abortion was legalised in Britain on 14th July, 1967. There is a widespread belief that to be a feminist means to advocate abortion. Angela Kennedy and Mary Krane Derr argue, however, that many feminist pioneers opposed a 'woman's right to choose'. Published July 11 2011
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Angela Kennedy and Mary Krane Derr contend that many of the great feminist pioneers opposed a 'women's right to choose'. Published July 31 1999
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