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| | The Personal is Political |
 | | In each instance we uncovered that "the personal is political," i.e., the experiences, feelings, and possibilities of our personal lives were not just a matter of personal preferences and choices but were limited, molded, and defined by the broader political and social setting. |
 | | They feel personal, and their details are personal, but their broad texture and character, and especially the limits within which these evolve, are largely systemic. |
 | | In essence, the most telling and instructive meaning of the "personal is political" was slowly turned upside down to mean that the political, the social, the economic, and the cultural derive from our personal choices. |
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