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	One key example of consciousness-raising connections is the phrase, "the personal is political," which [[Carol Hanisch]] used as the title of one of her papers in [[1970]].		One key example of consciousness-raising connections is the phrase, "the personal is political," which [[Carol Hanisch]] used as the title of one of her papers in [[1970]].

	See also the ''click'', the often-used onomatopoeia for the moment of realisation, when an instance of consciousness-raising occurs in someone's mind.		See also the ''[[click]]'', the often-used onomatopoeia for the moment of realisation, when an instance of consciousness-raising occurs in someone's mind.


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	...translated by [[Diana Leonard]], in [[Close to Home]], pages 118-119:		...translated by [[Diana Leonard]], in [[Close to Home]], pages 118-119:
	:What is racism for the oppressor is self-hatred for the oppressed. It is normal for women to be antifeminist: it is their being feminist which is astonishing. Gaining consciousness, 'becoming feminist', is not a sudden and brutal Pentecost. Feminist consciousness is not acquired once and for all, it is a long and never-ending process -- and painful with it. We must constantly struggle against the 'evidence': against the view of the world presented to us in a variety of ideologies, and against ourselves. The struggle against self-hatred is never ending.		:What is racism for the oppressor is self-hatred for the oppressed. It is normal for women to be antifeminist: it is their being feminist which is astonishing. Gaining consciousness, 'becoming feminist', is not a sudden and brutal Pentecost. Feminist consciousness is not acquired once and for all, it is a long and never-ending process -- and painful with it. We must constantly struggle against the 'evidence': against the view of the world presented to us in a variety of ideologies, and against ourselves. The struggle against self-hatred is never ending.

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-Consciousness raising (or "CR") was a process popularized in the early 1970s in the women's movement, who saw that a major struggle for women was to understand the ways in which they themselves unconsciously accepted sexism in, for instance, their every-day personal lives. "The personal is political."
+'''Consciousness-raising''', often abbreviated as '''c.r.''' or '''CR''' (and sometimes unhyphenated), is the feminist process of acquiring a new awareness of the link between experience and theory, particularly between experiences as women and theories of women's oppression. It can describe a personal realisation, or the raising of many people's consciousness (public consciousness raising), for instance through mass political action.
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Ide Cyan: Consciousness raising moved to Consciousness-raising: Hyphenating the expression makes sense.

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Consciousness raising moved to Consciousness-raising: Hyphenating the expression makes sense.

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	Consciousness raising (or "CR") was a process popularized in the early 1970s in the women's movement, who saw that a major struggle for women was to understand the ways in which they themselves unconsciously accepted sexism in, for instance, their every-day personal lives. "The personal is political."		Consciousness raising (or "CR") was a process popularized in the early 1970s in the women's movement, who saw that a major struggle for women was to understand the ways in which they themselves unconsciously accepted sexism in, for instance, their every-day personal lives. "The personal is political."

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	Consciousness raising (or "CR") was a process popularized in the early 1970s in the women's movement, who saw that a major struggle for women was to understand the ways in which they themselves unconsciously accepted sexism in, for instance, their every-day personal lives. "The personal is political."		Consciousness raising (or "CR") was a process popularized in the early 1970s in the women's movement, who saw that a major struggle for women was to understand the ways in which they themselves unconsciously accepted sexism in, for instance, their every-day personal lives. "The personal is political."

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	Consciousness raising (or "CR") was a process popularized in the early 1970s in the women's movement, who saw that a major struggle for women was to understand the ways in which they themselves unconsciously accepted sexism in, for instance, their every-day personal lives. "The personal is political."		Consciousness raising (or "CR") was a process popularized in the early 1970s in the women's movement, who saw that a major struggle for women was to understand the ways in which they themselves unconsciously accepted sexism in, for instance, their every-day personal lives. "The personal is political."

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