In the musical comedy classic My Fair Lady, the protagonist Henry Higgins laments: "Why can't a woman be more like a man?"
An edition of The Other Fifty Percent
(1993)
The Other Fifty Percent
Multicultural Perspectives on Gender Relations
by Mari Womack
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The Other Fifty Percent: Multicultural Perspectives on Gender Relations
February 1993, Waveland Press
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0881337226 9780881337228
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