Browsing Feminist Essays by Issue Date

Toward a Female Liberation Movement

Jones, Beverly, 1936-; Brown, Judith (Boston : New England Free Press, 1968)

Vaginal Orgasm as a Mass Hysterical Survival Response

Atkinson, Ti-Grace; Feminists (Organization) (New York : The Feminists, 1968-04-05)

Organizational Principles and Structure

Feminists (Organization) (New York : The Feminists, 1969)

The Twig Benders

Feminists (Organization); Chase, Wilda (New York : The Feminists, 1969)

Radical Feminism

Atkinson, Ti-Grace; Feminists (Organization) (New York : The Feminists, 1969-05)

Power as a Function of the Group : Some Notes

Kearon, Pamela; Feminists (Organization) (New York : The Feminists, 1969-08)

Rules and Responsibility in a Leaderless Feminist Revolutionary Group

Kearon, Pamela; Feminists (Organization) (New York : The Feminists, 1969-10)

History of the Equality Issue in the Contemporary Women's Movement

Sade, Janine; Feminists (Organization) (New York : The Feminists, 1969-11-21)

Notes from the Lower Classes

Feminists (Organization); Schwartz, Rosalind (New York : The Feminists, 196?)

The Story of the Amazons

Feminists (Organization); Diner, Helen (New York : The Feminists, 196?)

The Archetypical Woman

Feminists (Organization); Michaels, Sheila (New York : The Feminists, 196?)

Statement of purpose for the "Fifth Street Women's Building Takeover, " also known as the "Fifth Street Women's Building squatter's action" of December 31, 1970 in New York City. This document describes the projects for ...

Pioneers of Women's Liberation

Cowley, Joyce, 1914- (New York : Pathfinder Press, 1971-02)

First appeared in Fourth international, Spring, 1955.

Catholic University

Atkinson, Ti-Grace (1971-03-10)

During this speech at Catholic University, Atkinson argued publicly against the Catholic Church and was famously physically assaulted for discussing the Virgin Mary’s sexuality. The incident is recounted in Time magazine, ...

On "Violence in the Women's Movement"

Atkinson, Ti-Grace (1971-08)

This self-described "press statement" includes two essays: "On 'Violence in the Women's Movement'" (written August 4, 1971), and "An Open Letter to All the Collaborators in 'Sisters Will Talk about Violence in the Women's ...