Women's Liberation
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“Out of the conflict between our pain and the way we were socialized has been born a new creation: the women's liberation movement. Out of the conflict between the women’s liberation movement and society will be born a creature who does not yet exist: a liberated woman."
—Meredith Tax, Woman and Her Mind: The Story of Daily Life
This germinal essay of the women’s liberation movement was published by the Free Press in 1970.

Working Women’s Music: The Songs and Struggles of Women in the Cotton Mills, Textile Plants and Needle Trades
Alloy, Evelyn
1978

The Hidden History of the Female: The Early Feminist Movement in the United States
Atkins, Martha

Sisters, Brothers, Lovers . . . Listen
Bernstein,Judi et al.
1969

Black Panther Sisters Talk About Women’s Liberation (reprinted from The Movement)
Black Panther Sisters
1969

Poor Black Women (Including: Birth Control Pills and Black Children; A Response)
Black Unity Party; Black Sisters; Robinson, Patricia

Women’s Place is at the Typewriter: The Feminization of the Clerical Labor Force
Davis, Margery

Witches, Midwives, and Nurses: A History of Women Healers
Ehrenreich, Barbara & Deirdre English

Complaints and Disorders: The Sexual politics of Sickness
Ehrenreich, Barbara & Deirdre English
1973

More Than a Choice; Women Talk about Abortion, Abortion Action Coalition
Erlien, Marla; Madge Kaplan & Julie Palmer

Women and Psychology
Feminist Studies Program of Cambridge-Goddard Graduate School

Class and Self-image: A Women’s Group Talks about Personal Power and Powerlessness
Foote, Trudy; Susan Holbert; Ilze Petersons; Badgie Rankin; Carlene Taillon
1977

Getting Together: How to Start a Women’s Liberation Group
Freeman, Jane & Marge Piercy (Outreach Committee; Cape Cod Women’s Liberation)

Women’s Work is Never Done: A Dramatic Reading on the History of Working Women in America
Froines, Ann
1972

Liberating Young Children From Sex Roles: Experiences in Day Care Centers, Play Groups, and Free Schools
Greenleaf, Phyllis Taube
1972

On Day Care
Gross, Louisen & Phyllis MacEwan
1970

Towards a Science of Women’s Liberation: An Analysis from Cuba
Larguia, Isabel & John Dumoulin

Experiences in Day Care Centers, Play Groups, and Free Schools
MacEwan, Phyllis Taube

On-the-job Oppression of Working Women: A Collection of Articles
Mainardi, Pat; Shulamith Firestone; Jean Tepperman; Anonymous

Bread and Roses (from Leviathan #3)
McAfee, Kathy & Myrna Wood

A Handbook on Sexual Assault
Montreal Health Press

The Gun is Loaded: Images of Women in Advertising
Nitchie, Judy

Women and Socialism; Women in the Liberation Struggle; An Overview; Ma Bell Has Fleas–And a Lot of Angry Workers
Red Papers 3

Getting Stronger: Women Workers Organize the Abortion Clinics
Red Sun Press, Editor

What Have Women Done? A Photo Essay
San Francisco Women's History Group, The (Kathleen Drolet, Peggy Elwell, Minnie Favre, Melanie Jennings, Carol Tokeshi)

Psychology Constructs the Female, or, The Fantasy Life of the Male Psychologist
Weisstein, Naomi
1971

Women Organizing in the Office
Women’s Work Project
Women's Periodicals Distributed by the Free Press

Off Our Backs: A Woman's News-Journal

No More Fun and Games
A Journal of Female Liberation, Issue 2
1969

Women: A Journal of Liberation
1969