Joyce Gelb

Joyce Gelb

NEW YORK, United States - Joyce Gelb, professor emeritus of the City College of New York, speaks to Kyodo News in New York on July 17, 2014. The specialist on women and gender issues in Japan hopes the recent heckling issue at the Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly will spark change within the country.

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