Women's Voices
"To most women conversation is, for the most part, 'a language of rapport,' with which they have learned since childhood to establish connection and negotiate relationships, often for greater closeness. What women emphasize in their talk are their similarities with other people and their comparable experiences ('I'm just like that,' 'the same thing happened to me'). Women also have interests in achievement or status goals, says Tannen, but they tend to go after them 'in the guise of connection.'" (Tubbs & Moss, Human Communication, p. 92)
Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions, Seneca Falls, 1848
Gender and Ethnicity in Mass Communication
National Organization for Women (NOW)
Association
of College & Research Libraries/Women's Studies Section | Center for Women & Information Technology | Global Science and Technology
| Women
and Scientific Literacy | Women's Discussion Lists | Women in Information Technology
| Women
in Technology | Women Writing & the Web
Speeches (a sample):
Susan B. Anthony | Mary Daly | Barbara Jordan | Grace Paley | Emily Pankhurst | Sojourner Truth | Gloria Steinem | Women's Hall of Fame
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