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women's history month
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Kelly Wallace, March 21, 2016
Who hasn’t received that notice in the mail--the one that commands you to report for jury duty at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center?
Christina Rice, March 01, 2016
The post-War era brought exponential growth to the San Fernando Valley, transforming the region into the quintessential suburbs.
James Sherman, September 26, 2014
Banned Books Week offers the opportunity to introduce one of the most colorful librarians in city history and her battle with the moralistic mugwumps of fin de siecle Los Angeles.
Social Science, Philosophy and Religion Department, September 19, 2014
Although many of the world's religions have traditionally more patriarchal structures, women have nevertheless played important roles. Specifically in America's history, women have pioneered the way for activism and social justice.
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