Titlebook: Learning the Hard Way; Women‘s Oppression i Lorraine Biddlecombe,Julie Browne,Jane Thompson Textbook 1989Latest edition Macmillan Publisher

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k about education and its relation to their lives and struggles. The authors show how the education they received was inappropriate and oppressive, explain how the education system should be changed to serve women‘s needs and discuss how the current anti-feminist climate intensifies the backlash aga

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The truth about our lives,n may well enjoy a good deal of comfort and a high standard of living. Their affluence gives them choices and opportunities which are not so readily available to working-class and black women. But material well-being does not necessarily go hand-in-hand with emotional well-being, and is usually dependent upon good — that is dutiful — behaviour.

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The truth about our lives, wages and own one-hundreth of the world’s wealth. This doesn’t come as much of a surprise to us. It doesn’t take official statistics to convince us about what we already know. Women work extremely hard and have very few resources to show for it compared to men. If men are poor, women are poorer. If

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Deals and Dilemmas,her educational provision that’s worth considering. Adult education is often aimed particularly at women and frequently staffed by women. However, it’s rarely controlled by women, and in our experience is not always in our best interests. We need to be clear about the dilemmas in store for us once w