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To Be a Woman 

Documentary arguing the case for equal pay for women. Women are seen employed in their homes, in factories, teaching, nursing, in politics and in the professions. There are also some newsreel shots of marching suffragettes.
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Documentary arguing the case for equal pay for women. Women are seen employed in their homes, in factories, teaching, nursing, in politics and in the professions. There are also some newsreel shots of marching suffragettes.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Jill Craigie
Written By:Jill Craigie
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Outlook Films

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