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Feminism, Sex, and Gender•Capitol B• Saturday, 4:00-5:15 p.m.<br />
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Panel after panel has noted that feminist SF seems of limited value to young women today because the sort of people who read SF are the sort of people who (mistakenly) believe the gender war to have been won. How can feminist SF be of help to those for whom feminism is still a vital issue, but who are unlikely to read our books?<br />
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M: Joan Haran, Alicia Ellen Goranson, Graham Sleight, lucy ann synk<br />
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