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| Further, white mission accounts could portray Islander pastors in denigratory and irritable fashion, not for their lack of dedication, but for pursuing methods of relating to and teaching their proteges that deviated from the mainstream hierarchy's policies. People who sneer at fashion have learned, over the years, to avoid judgments that are overtly denigratory to women and gay men. The meaning of femina (which derives from the same Latin root as fecundus) ranges from that of simple biological sex - in animals for example - to its common use as a denigratory reference to woman. |
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