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The “Feminism” of Rich, Mass Murdering Women
Black Agenda Radio with Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
29 Jan 2019
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The war industry brags that five top weapons corporations are headed by women. “The logic,” said University of Seattle Law School professor Dean Spade, is “that any population should know it’s free when it has the opportunity to become executioners, police or soldiers and work inside those institutions that produce harm.” Spade is co-author of an article titled, “There’s Nothing Feminist About Imperialism.”

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