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Batya Weinbaum (born Betty Susan Weinbaum in 1952) is an American poet, feminist, artist, editor, and professor. She founded Femspec Journal, and has published 17 books, over 500 articles, essays, poems, reviews, and pieces of short fiction in various publications.

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