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, by LOEW Linda
Review of Inside the Second Wave of Feminism Boston Female Liberation, 1968-1972 An Account by Participants by Nancy Rosenstock Chicago: Haymarket Books, 2022, 202 pages, hardback and paper.
INSIDE THE SECOND Wave of Feminism is a small volume packed with big ideas and activities shared by a (…)
, by ROSENSTOCK Nancy
“Today is the beginning of a new movement. Today is the end of millennia of oppression.” — Kate Millett, feminist author, speaking to 50,000 in New York City, August 26, 1970.
AUGUST 26, 1970 marked the public emergence of second-wave feminism, coming 50 years after the winning of women’s (…)
, by WEISS Suzanne
FROM ITS BEGINNINGS in the 1800s, modern socialism has embraced equality and liberation for women. The socialist movement has made a major contribution to political, cultural, and intellectual changes challenging women’s second-class status. For many women, joining a socialist movement opened (…)
, by MILLER Ruthann , ROSENSTOCK Nancy
An interview with Ruthann Miller by Nancy Rosenstock.
In August 1970, campaigners for women’s liberation mounted a huge demonstration that recharged feminism in the US. Ruthann Miller, the protest coordinator, was a socialist activist. She talks to Jacobin about the march, and the need to (…)
, by OKEOWO Alexis
A fund in Georgia is responding to restrictive legislation with a familial kind of care.
In June, 1994, at a pro-choice conference in Chicago, twelve black women gathered together to talk. One, Loretta Ross, was the executive director of the first rape crisis center in this country. Another, (…)
, by GEARY Daniel
The Moynihan Report naturalized patriarchy and rationalized inequality. Fifty years later, it’s still doing damage.
For half a century, the Moynihan Report has been used to justify racial and class inequality. Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s 1965 government report, “The Negro Family,” argued that (…)
, by Combahee River Collective
We are a collective of Black feminists who have been meeting together since 1974. During that time we have been involved in the process of defining and clarifying our politics, while at the same time doing political work within our own group and in coalition with other progressive organizations (…)
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