Womens liberation

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The movement to expand feminism beyond mainstream discourse is now in its sixth decade

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"Women Unite" - Women march down Fifth Avenue on the 50th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, which granted the women the right to vote, September, 1970. Photo credit: John Olson / Time & Life / Getty — in New York, NY.

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Lindsey German and Nina Power: On International Women's Day we launch a manifesto for 21st-century feminism

Today is Equal Pay Day, which commemorates the movement to close the ever-present gender wage gap. Here's a brief photo history of this ongoing fight, which has been brewing for many, many decades.

"Women Unite for Women's Liberation," an estimated 4,000 men, women and children braved the sleet and snow for the first women’s liberation march on March 6, 1971 from Hyde Park to Trafalgar Square. Photo credit: Tony McGrath — at Trafalgar Square.

The See Red Women’s Workshop, which ran from 1974 to 1990, began with a newspaper ad calling for female visual artists "to combat images of the ‘model woman.’”

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"We've come a long way, baby, from Adam's rib to women's lib" - Activist alumnae entertain female graduates of Smith College, September 9, 1972. Photo credit: David Arnold

We are all ONE

My feelings about A Day Without A Woman are complicated. Here's why.