The Desires of Feminism

Citations

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1 Superscript number in square brackets at end of relevant text section or sentence Yes
2+ Superscript number in square brackets at end of relevant text section or sentence. If not particularly linked to any piece, number can be skipped. Listed in order of appearance, or alphabetical if appearing at the same time. If not linked to an in-text citation, append at the end of the list, in alphabetical order

Example 1

Founded by a number of women and men in order to push for women's right to vote in South Australia, which was then realized in 1894.[1]

  1. Middleton, C., & Parsons, A. (2019, June 5). Women's Suffrage League | Adelaidia. https://adelaidia.history.sa.gov.au/organisations/womens-suffrage-league

Example 2

More than one million people attended IWD rallies to support increased women's rights on March 19, 1911[1], but it is now celebrated on March 8th after Russia's unofficial-to-offical adoption of it from 1917 to 1922.[2]

  1. History of International Women's Day. (2020, November 19). International Women's Day. https://www.internationalwomensday.com/Activity/15586/The-history-of-IWD
  2. Smith, A. (2018, March 6). A History of International Women's Day. History Hub. http://historyhub.ie/a-history-of-international-womens-day