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Julia L. Mickenberg

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  • A woman driving a tractor with a man, with mechanized farming in the background, drawn in the Soviet style.

    The American Housewives who Sought Freedom in Soviet Russia

    A forgotten chapter in the history of feminism: why American women chose to flee the West for ‘freedom’ in Soviet Russia.
    by Julia L. Mickenberg via Aeon on July 6, 2017

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