The Women's Deliberation Movement
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In this era, we can no longer afford for deliberation, defined as "leisureliness of movement or action; slowness" to define us as women.
It is with a heavy heart that we leave the theater, knowing all too well its incendiary concerns are still very much with us.
Shelley Hendrix Reynolds | Posted 05.07.2010 | Politics