Breaking the Silence: French Women’s Voices from the Ghetto

Fadéla Amara · Sylvia Zappi · Helen Harden Chenut

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Gender and Feminist Studies Multiculturalism, Politics, Migration, Gender Gender Studies and Social Issues

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Translator's Introduction Prologue PART ONE: SOCIAL BREAKDOWN IN THE PROJECTS 1 Daughter of the Housing Projects 2 The Status of Women in the 1990s 3 Between Invisibility and Rebellion 4 Sexuality in the Projects 5 From Neighborhood to Ghetto 6 Obscurantism, the Key to Regression PART TWO: AN ACT OF SURVIVAL: THE MARCH AND ITS SUCCESS 7 Preparations for the March 8 The Success of the March 9 Is Feminism No Longer Relevant? 10 The Battle Ahead Epilogue: Reinvest in the Suburbs! Postscript Appendix 1: A National Appeal from Neighborhood Women Appendix 2: The Manifesto of Neighborhood Women Bibliography and Further Reading Index

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