Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I think Ariel Gore is a wonderful writer. She's funny & she writes about feminist issues without being too preachy. I guess my problem with this book is that it wasn't for me. I'm a liberal, young, hip mom -- but not hip enough I guess. This book is geared toward really young moms, unwed moms, poor moms, moms without traditional partners, moms without partners at all, moms without cars, moms without shelter, etc. Having a husband, a house, a car & some money in the bank made a lot of this book irrelavent. The author makes it seem that if you aren't fighting to just get by that you aren't hip. Well, fine, I'm not hip then, I guess.If you don't think you'll need to know how to get cheap legal advice to sue for custody, balance school & your kids from 4 different dads, or take the bus with your infant, you could probably just read another book. I suggest Naomi Wolfe's Misconceptions -- it's for the truly hip feminst mom, not the down & out one. Answer:

Answer: No


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Great movie and for once a lesbian movie with a plot and sexy scenes. Well done by the director and of course the actors. Answer:

Answer: Yes


Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: More than half a century ago,Trubetskoy and more recently Demoule have very convincingly argued that the whole idea of a proto-IE is bogus. For Mallory and Adams to edit a book that enlarges on a discredited idea does not serve the scholarly world. Answer:

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