Dublin Core
Title
Women's Liberation Movement Print Culture
Publisher
Duke University
Description
Newspaper clippings, essays, letters, and photographs from the Women's Movement in the 1960s and 1970s. Materials discuss issues such as reproductive rights, domestic violence, and responses to the 1968-69 Miss America pageants. The majority of artifacts cover events in Atlantic City, New Jersey, though major U.S. cities such as New York City and Chicago are also highlighted.
Subject
Miss America Pageant
Women's Liberation Movement
Second Wave Feminism
March on Washington
Chicano Movement
Civil Rights Movement
Vietnam War
Femininity
Womanhood
Women
Femininities
Heterosexuality
heterosexual
Race
Ethnicity
ethnic
racism
colonialism
orientalism
cultural difference
Intimate Partner Violence
sexual abuse
violence
rape
gender based violence
transphobia
homophobia
misogyny
Health
Disease
addiction
recovery
Reproduction
conception
pregnancy
childbirth
Infertility
reproductive technology
Contraception
Birth Control
sterilization
Date
1960s
1970s
Type
Letters
Photographs
Magazines
Newsletters
Advertising
Diary
Journal
Memoir
Autobiography
Flyer
Postcard
Pamphlet
Ephemera
Newspapers
Clippings
Media coverage
Identifier
Screenshot 2016-07-06 15.19.19.jpg
Coverage
New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Cleveland, Ohio
Washington D.C.
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
New York
Website Item Type Metadata
Date Accessed
7/6/2016
Source Institution Type
Academic institution or library