“And I do what I do because it is what I was put here to do. I am only sure about that and three other things in my entire life. Another of those things is that this work benefited greatly from the amazing scholarship of people like…and many, many others. That you hear more from these women’s male counterparts in popular media than you do from them is a large part of why I do what I do."
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Patricia Hill
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Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor
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