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From:   IN%"[log in to unmask]"  5-FEB-1997 14:55:24.61
 
I have a student conducting an independent research project on the WCTU.
While obviously historical, he wants to analyze in from a perspective
informed by contemporary social and feminist theory, focusing in particular
on the significance of race, class, and gender identities in the movement.
As this is not at all my area of expertise, any suggestions about where to
start with this research would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks very much.
 
Carol Horton
Assistant Professor, Macalester College
Dept. of Political Science