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Sociology - Feminist Movement

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Acesse nosso site e estude com a melhor equipe de professores da internet. São mais de 800 videoaulas totalmente gratuitas para a você! Nesta videoaula a prof. Andréa vem nos mostrar os conceitos que definem o Feminismo como um movimento social, filosófico e político que tem como objetivo direitos equânimes (iguais) e uma vivência humana por meio do empoderamento feminino e da libertação de padrões opressores.

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2016

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