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BARBARA SCOTT WINKLER is Director of Women's Studies at Southern Oregon University. She has been teaching introductory courses in women's studies since 1993 and has published numerous articles on feminist pedagogy.
CAROLYN DIPALMA is Assistant Professor in the Department of Women's Studies at the University of South Florida where she teaches courses in feminist theory, political theory, women's health, and human sexual behavior./e Her current research addresses the challenge for feminist theory to discuss race and sex at the same time.
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