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| 1993–1998 | |||
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* Jenny Burkhard<br> | |||
* Suzanne Renner<br> | |||
* Jessica Catron<br> | |||
* April Weisz<br> | |||
* Tara Reub<br> | |||
* Beth Daugaard<br> | |||
* Sara Ellis | |||
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Members of Empowerment Through Sisterhood, a Rapid City feminist group, produce RAGE. E.T.S. - a positive action group, consists of women and men. We use RAGE to educate and communicate our individual opinions, ideas, etc. to others. They held weekly meetings every Sunday, 7 PM at the Atomic Cafe. The first meeting every of every month was open to men, the other three consist of women only. | Members of Empowerment Through Sisterhood, a Rapid City feminist group, produce RAGE. E.T.S. - a positive action group, consists of women and men. We use RAGE to educate and communicate our individual opinions, ideas, etc. to others. They held weekly meetings every Sunday, 7 PM at the Atomic Cafe. The first meeting every of every month was open to men, the other three consist of women only. | ||
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* [http://rcpunkarchive.com/zines/Rage/Rage12.PDF Issue 12] | * [http://rcpunkarchive.com/zines/Rage/Rage12.PDF Issue 12] | ||
* [http://rcpunkarchive.com/zines/Rage/Rage13.PDF Issue 13] | * [http://rcpunkarchive.com/zines/Rage/Rage13.PDF Issue 13] | ||
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Members of Empowerment Through Sisterhood, a Rapid City feminist group, produce RAGE. E.T.S. - a positive action group, consists of women and men. We use RAGE to educate and communicate our individual opinions, ideas, etc. to others. They held weekly meetings every Sunday, 7 PM at the Atomic Cafe. The first meeting every of every month was open to men, the other three consist of women only.
This zine represents the efforts and opinions of a variety of feminists - young and old, female and male, serious and sarcastic.
