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Director of the Linguistics Program at SUNY Albany, Francine Frank also teaches in the Women’s Studies Program. She has published widely on sexism and language. Frank Anshen teaches linguistics at SUNY, Stony Brook. He is author of Statistics and Language and founder of the New York State Council on Linguistics.
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