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Ain't I A Woman?: Volume III, Number 4

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Title
Ain't I A Woman?: Volume III, Number 4
Alternative Title
"If You Try Sometime, You'll Get What You Need"
Part of:
Ain't I A Woman?
Date
June 22, 1973
Description
This June 1973 issue of Ain't I A Woman?--described on page 1 as a "publication reflecting the opinion of...a small collective of radical gay women" in Iowa City--contains material related to the feminist self-defense movement, childcare and motherhood, violence against women, and anti-capitalism. Also included is Jane Alpert's Mother Right: A New Feminist Theory, a manifesto which Alpert originally mailed to Ms. Magazine, denouncing "the sexual oppression of the left" and detailing her conversion from militant leftist to radical feminist.
Jane Alpert
Ms. Magazine
Format
Newspaper
Volume
3
Issue
4
Number of Pages
12
Language
English
List of Contributors
Rowboat
Barbara Unger
Jane Alpert
Carrie
Betsy IV
Martha
Location of Publication
Iowa City, Iowa
Publisher
Iowa City Women's Liberation Front Publications Collective
Ain't I A Woman? Collective
Holding Institution
Sallie Bingham Center for Women's History and Culture, Duke University
License
Creative Commons: Attribution-NonCommercial

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