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who should have the right to decide what happens to our data

By bringing medical history and the history of women's bodies into our emerging understandings of second-wave feminism

Long hours at work

—MARIA POLINSKY

Dead Man Inside History who should have the rightA strange sight greets Chicago haberdashery clerk Rufus Ker as he prepares to begin his workday by unlocking the door to Bluefield, Inc. A sign is attached to the glass. It reads: DEAD MAN INSIDE! I AM DEAD. THIS STORE WILL NOT OPEN TO DAY. Once inside, Rufus is relieved to discover the shop is still in one piece and assumes the sign to be a prank. But no one is laughing when Rufus realizes the dummy in the window is no dummy at all. It's the body of