Beyond the window the rain falls vertically out of a sombre, metallic sky.
An edition of Gender on Planet Earth
(2002)
Gender on Planet Earth
by Ann Oakley
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"In Gender on Planet Earth, influential author, social scientist and iconoclastic feminist Ann Oakley argues that men and women have inherited and reinforce a system of gender differences that has a destructive effect on them, their shared humanity and the planet. By showing us how every aspect of our lives is dominated by male/female power structures, she forces us to take a step back and see how and why gender inequality has thrown our society out of balance."--BOOK JACKET.
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