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Of the two guest speakers, Charlotte [unclear: rich], American feminist and lesbian, was [unclear: i] more dynamic, possibly because [unclear: England] was not Martine Levy's (French fem[unclear: st])own language, but more probably [unclear: auie] her style of presentation is more [unclear: ted] to a lecture hall. She did not get [unclear: i] enthusiastic response Charlotte did. [unclear: e] point she made however stands out: [unclear: Jaliry] for women in the workforce is [unclear: re] than just percentage figures, and that [unclear: til] the very relationship between women [unclear: had] work and society changes there will [unclear: t] be real equality. But whether this will [unclear: ppen] through reform (which she pointed [unclear: t] is not effective without the backing of [unclear: anged] opinion and actions) or [unclear: revoluttion] she did not make clear.

Charlotte Bunch was very clear; change [unclear: II] occur through a feminist revolution [unclear: th] a feminist perspective.