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History of changes of: "Chicago und die Frauen: Jane Addams, Ida B. Wells und Simone de Beauvoir" Vortrag mit Dr. Andrea Althoff on the 11th September 2014

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title: "Chicago und die Frauen: Jane Addams, Ida B. Wells und Simone de Beauvoir" Vortrag mit Dr. Andrea Althoff
start: 2014-09-11
start time: 19:00
venue: Frieda-Frauenzentrum e.V.
city: Berlin
country: DE
coordinates: 52.5164, 13.4611
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description:
Chicago und seine Geschichte bot vielen Frauenrechtlerinnen und Intellektuellen des 20. Jahrhunderts eine Steilvorlage. Zu ihnen zählen in besonderer Weise Jane Addams (Friedensnobelpreisträgerin von 1931), Ida B. Wells (schwarze Soziologin und Bürgerrechtlerin) und Simone de Beauvoir (Feministin und Sozialtheoretikerin). Der Vortrag stellt das außergewöhnliche Wechselspiel zwischen der Stadt Chicago und diesen faszinierenden Frauen vor.
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