Also see ‘1953-73 Chevrolet Corvette ads gingerly showed changing gender roles’
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When you send out e-mail notices of this crap, could you at least warn us that there’s no content, and no point to clicking on the link?
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It seems odd that you get so indignant about a website that you can access entirely for free and is produced on a volunteer basis. Gift horse?
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Shurkey – even the title is fake. “Femmes” is plural, but “Le” is not only singular, but the masculine article. If my high school francais is correctly remembered, a more correct title for the magazine would be “Les Femmes”.
l passed my French course – but not with “flying colors”, admittedly. How did you do?
I have corrected the grammatical error. Thank you for pointing it out.