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The Six Point Group was a British feminist campaign group founded by Lady Rhondda in 1921 to press for changes in the law of the United Kingdom in six areas.

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rdfs:comment	Six Point Group fue una organización feminista británica fundada por Lady Rhondda en 1921 para defender cambios en la ley del Reino Unido en seis áreas. (es) The Six Point Group was a British feminist campaign group founded by Lady Rhondda in 1921 to press for changes in the law of the United Kingdom in six areas. (en)
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