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Lauren McCarthy and Kate Grosser, The Conversation
Even if companies use feminism as a marketing tool, it isn’t ‘capitalism’s handmaiden’
Tying up with big corporations, or elite allies, helps feminists shape gender-neutral business policies as well as raise money to help women across the globe.
Lauren McCarthy and Kate Grosser, The Conversation
· Sep 09, 2019 · 11:30 pm
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