If you read what I wrote this week about how patriarchy constrains and damages men, you’ll understand why this one by Phoebe Snow winds up on the list of my favorite “feminist” songs.
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If you read what I wrote this week about how patriarchy constrains and damages men, you’ll understand why this one by Phoebe Snow winds up on the list of my favorite “feminist” songs.
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Follow Nancy on Twitter @Smartypants60. More by Nancy LeTourneau
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