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after 1939. Moreover, her exploration of
the parameters of gender, ethnicity and
dissent in Manitoba during this period
illustrates the speed with which opportuni-
ties for political representation changed
and ended for women who situated them-
selves beyond the prescribed boundaries of
political and ethnic expression.
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