Feminism, Childcare, and Family Mental Health Have Women Been Misled by Equality Feminism?
Extended references and bibliography
[Note: To obtain a shorter list of references, those with an asterisk (*) may be used. In this case a fuller list may be obtainable from the website of The Natural Child Project, or on request.]
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