TBB Dergisi 120.Sayı

TBB Dergisi 2015 (120)

Ayşen SEYMEN ÇAKAR

Mevcut kadın algısının değiştirilmesi, herkesin fakat özellikle tüm

kadınların boynunun borcudur. Bizler üzerimize düşeni yapmadıkça

da bu anlayışın değişmesi zor olacaktır.

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