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Publisher: Revoltin LesbiansYear: 1988Format: MonographCollection: Out of Control: Lesbian Committee to Support Women Prisoners

Written and produced by Revolting Lesbians. Printed May 1988. First printing July 1987. Revised edition.

Women and imprisonment in the United States: History and current reality

Author: Nancy KurshanPublisher: Monkeywrench PressYear: 1995Format: MonographCollection: Prisons - Women

Women are in prison

Publisher: Workshop on Women PrisonersYear: 2002Format: MonographCollection: Prisons - Women

Stop Forced Sterilization Now!/ Alto A Esterilizacion Forzada

Publisher: The Committee to Stop Forced SterilizationFormat: MonographCollection: Sterilization

Bilingual Monograph

Babaye: A Primer about Women and for Women

Publisher: GABRIELA-Mindanao and Womens Studies and Research Center (Philippines)Year: 1986Format: MonographCollection: Feminist and Lesbian Politics: Monographs-Periodicals-Articles

Produced by organizers in the Filapino Womens Movement, this monograph provides a historical context of womens oppression, the coming the Spaniards and the destrcution of traditional womens roles, women in the Phillapine Revolution and the current status of Filapino women.