Carol Hanisch
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| '''Carol Hanisch''' is a [[radical feminist]] and was an important member of [[New York Radical Women]] and [[Redstockings]]. She is best known for popularizing the phrase ''[[the personal is political]]'' in a 1969 essay of the same name. | '''Carol Hanisch''' is a [[radical feminist]] and was an important member of [[New York Radical Women]] and [[Redstockings]]. She is best known for popularizing the phrase ''[[the personal is political]]'' in a 1969 essay of the same name. | ||
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"Those who believe that Marx, Lenin, Engels, Mao, and Ho have the only and last “good word” on the subject and that women have nothing more to add will, of course, find these groups a waste of time." --“The Personal Is Political”, Notes from the Second Year: Women’s Liberation |
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Carol Hanisch is a radical feminist and was an important member of New York Radical Women and Redstockings. She is best known for popularizing the phrase the personal is political in a 1969 essay of the same name.
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