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The summary lists three children, Stephen, Richard, and Dana. The article itself says she and her husband had two children, Eve and Liz. The article goes on to mention recent activities of Liz (possibly Elizabeth?). Since I once knew Liz Abzug, who actually introduced me to Bella, that name at least must be right. Where did the other names come from? Did Bella have other children by another marriage or out of wedlock? Or were some of them Martin's children by some other relationship? GrouchoRoss (talk) 05:07, 24 May 2016 (UTC)Reply
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The current text reads "She suffered in Congress with sexist double-standards such as being called 'outspoken' when a man would be called 'determined." I can find no sourced record of this occurring as stated – someone seems to simply be asserting a viewpoint. The link to the NY Times obituary referenced by the immediately following sentence does not mention anything of these double-standards, only her self-acknowledged radicalism. 128.135.171.89 (talk) 21:15, 24 May 2009 (UTC)Reply
Fixed, apparently. I don't know when or by whom. I don't recall her running for the Presidency; although it's very likely someone promoted the idea as an aspiration, that's not the same as her making a serious run for it. Nick Levinson (talk) 03:16, 12 February 2011 (UTC)Reply
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