2 The Board may also request that an individual submit to an evaluation under theOccupations Code Â§301.4521 if an individualâs prior criminal history, unprofessionalconduct, or lack of good professional character is relevant to the determination of theindividualâs present fitness to practice nursing.
soul sisÂ·ter. noun. informal. noun: soul sister; plural noun: soul sisters. used as a term of address or reference between African-American women. a woman whose thoughts, feelings, and attitudes closely match those of another; a kindred spirit.
While the two anthologies are similar in structure, Sisterhood is Powerful is a much more radical book than its counterpart, largely because women fighting for liberation in the late 60s and early 70s were viewed -- and often viewed themselves -- as extremists and radicals.here such groups did exist, they often consisted of radical cells operating far outside the mainstream of American life. Sisterhood is Powerful makes reference to the fact that before the book was published, many women tried look feminism or womenâs groups up in the phone book, often only to find none were listed.