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Shelf Lives

Shelf Lives
Article by Evelyn Sharenov, Andi Zeisler, Jyoti Roy, Rachel Fudge, Jennifer Baumgardner, Noah Berlatsky, appeared in issue Lost & Found; published in 2007; filed under Books; tagged early black feminists, feminist fiction, feminist history, marriage, sci-fi, Valerie Solanas.
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In the 1976 cross-country race film The Gumball Rally, the late, great Raul Julia rips off his rearview mirror and tosses it over his shoulder, saying “What’s behind me is not important.” 


He didn’t win the race. 


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What’s a Girl Gotta Do?

Author:

Sparkle Hayter

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What’s a Girl Gotta Do?

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Premiere
Artist/Author: 
Sparkle Hayter
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What’s a Girl Gotta Do?

How can you go wrong with a smart, sexy, funny, uncompromisingly feminist, just-insecure-enough-to-make-you-relate-to-her journalist-turned-sleuth with a cat named Louise Bryant and a neighbor who hallucinates transvestite orgies?

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