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Subject: Re: reply to random observations - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 27-Apr-84 22:57:00 EDT
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uicsl!preece    Apr 27 21:57:00 1984

If we're doing reading lists, here are some books on gender issues in
raising kids, suggested to me recently by someone designing courses in
the area:

And Jill came Tumbling After:  Sexism in American Education
	Stacey, Bernard, and Daniels.  Dell, 1974

Sex Roles and Personal Awareness
	B.L. Forisha.  General Learning Press, 1978

Undoing Stereotypes
	Guttentag and Bray.  McGraw Hill, 1977

Your Child's Self Esteem
	D.C. Briggs.  Dolphin Books, 1975

Sex Equity, Handbook for Schools
	Sadker and Sadker.  Longman, 1982.

I can't claim to have read any of them, yet, but she seemed to know what she
was talking about.

scott preece
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