-
until its
purchase by
Start Media in 2014. It was
founded by Frédérique
Delacoste,
Felice Newman and Mary
Winfrey Trautmann who
collectively financed wrote...
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Delacoste-Utamsing, C; Holloway, R. (1982). "****ual
dimorphism in the
human corpus...
- Frédérique
Delacoste in 1980. The
first book
published by
Cleis Press was
Fight Back:
Feminist Resistance to Male Violence,
coedited by
Newman and
Delacoste. The...
- Work:
Writings By
Women In The ****
Industry in 1987,
edited by Frédérique
Delacoste and
Priscilla Alexander. The term "**** worker" has
since spread into much...
-
Sophie la Girafe)
since 1961,
first in Asnières-sur-Oise, near
Paris by
Delacoste then from 1991 by
Vulli based in
Rumilly in the
French Alps. Its name...
- 2017. Hartley, Nina (1998), "Confessions of a
feminist ****o star", in
Delacoste, Frédérique; Alexander,
Priscilla (eds.), **** work:
writings by women...
- 1799
Dominique Joseph Garat 20
January 1799 19
February 1799 Jean-Aimé
Delacoste 19
February 1799 21
March 1799
Mathieu Depère 21
March 1799 20
April 1799...
-
Solido (a die cast toy car maker),
Jouef (an HO
scale train maker) and
Delacoste (maker of
balloons and toys) to form "Le
Jouet Français." In 1980 the...
- 1799:
Dominique Joseph Garat 19
February 1799 – 21
March 1799: Jean-Aimé
Delacoste 21
March 1799 – 20
April 1799:
Mathieu Depère 20
April 1799 – 20 May 1799:...
- 2016-03-01. Hartley, Nina (1998). "Confessions of a
feminist ****o star". In
Delacoste, Frédérique; Alexander,
Priscilla (eds.). **** work:
writings by women...
