Box 1
Contains 84 Results:
Socio-Political Activities
Clippings
Southern Female Liberation meeting, May 8-10, 1970
Women’s Movement in Nashville in the early 1970s
Reference photocopies of images from Title IX demonstration staged at Austin Peay University, Clarksville, TN
Southern Student Organizing Committee Publications
Correspondence, flyers, articles and SSOC reprints covering socio-political issues of 1960s-1970s
Article, “Girl Editor: Force to be Reckoned With” by Frank Ritter, The Nashville Tennessean, October 5, 1969. Feature story about Joanne Cooke, editor of “motive” magazine.
Booklet, “No More Fun & Games,” by Roxanne Dunbar, August 1971
Meeting announcement and directions for Nashville Women’s Liberation Group, March 17, 1969
Petition to the Nashville Tennessean, undated
Flyer for Spring Peace Offensive, April and May 1971
Response sheet for NWLG
List of women involved in NWLG, undated
Essay entitled “Female Liberation as the Basis for Social Revolution,” by Roxanne Dunbar, undated
Women’s Network newsletter, Vol. I, No. 2, November 1976
Promotional flyer for National Council of Negro Women, Inc.’s Black Women’s Unity Drive, c. early 1970s
Copies of index cards with names and addresses of NWLG participants (7 pages)
“U.S. Feminists Witches, Says Czech Paper,” from The Nashville Tennessean,, August 24, 1970
“Lib Woes Outweigh Good, Panel Told” from The Nashville Tennessean,, Sept. 10, 1970
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