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Millett, Kate
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Millett, (Katherine Murray) Kate (1934–  ) writer, political activist, artist; born in St. Paul, Minn. Her Columbia University Ph.D. dissertation, published as Sexual Politics (1970), catapulted her to national prominence in the feminist movement. A professor, prolific author, and artist, she founded the Women's Art Colony Farm and exhibited her paintings internationally.
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She did Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem, Kate Millett, Germaine Greer and other feminist leaders when she was working on The Sisterhood.
MADOFF VICTIM'S S.F.-STYLE 'THERAPY' by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
I was a somewhat newly affirmed, politicized feminist, and deep in a phase of reading every book by Kate Millett I could get my hands on in preparation for reviewing her book Mother Millett, about caring for her aged mother.
John Leonard, With Admiration by Hillary Frey / The New York Observer
Feminists like GERMAINE GREER and KATE MILLETT considered him the quintessential male chauvinist pig.
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