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August 25, 2010 Food » Food Feature

Feminists who can

Some women are now empowered, not burdened, by traditional homemaking

by Emily Matchar

For Shana Starobin, downtime means baking bread, knitting and crocheting, picking and canning fruit, doing woodwork or tending vegetables on her rooftop garden in Durham. Starobin, a 32-year-old doctoral candidate at the Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment, sees her favorite…

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