On being a citizen
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Dr. Sarah Rainey discusses the concept of citizenship and who counts as a citizen. She notes that citizenship is influenced by race, gender, class, and other factors. Additionally, she explores how state actions and policies can have different impacts on men and women. Dr. Rainey also examines the historical connections between concepts of "civilization", masculinity, and femininity as well as the public and private spheres.
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