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Deborah Rhode Wants to Kick-Start the Women's Movement

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Stanford professor Deborah Rhode says the women’s movement is stalled, largely because of the “no problem” problem – where people don’t perceive inequities between men and women. In her new book “What Women Want,” Rhode talks about why the term “feminist” has lost its appeal, and what it will take to kick-start the women’s movement.

An Excerpt of “What Women Want”

 

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Deborah Rhode, professor of law and director of the Center on the Legal Profession at Stanford Law School and author of "What Women Want: An Agenda for the Women's Movement"

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