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Confession, 125-26

Congressional Women’s Caucus, 136, 172, 181, 227

Consciousness-raising, 8, 10, 11, 21, 29, 30, 42, 44-46, 48, 49, 50, 52, 53-54, 55, 59, 82, 106, 126, 160, 212, 232, 233, 268n42

Conservatives, 6-7, 25, 112-13, 171, 186, 187, 211, 219, 224-25, 228.
See also
Right

Cook, Blanche, 164, 16

Cook Joanne, 40

Coordinating Committee of Welfare Groups, 75

Coral Conspiracy, 101

Cornell University, 94, 134

Cornell University Medical College, 19

Court, Margaret, 96

Court decisions, 63, 64-65.
See also
Legal actions; Supreme Court, U.S.

Craver, Roger, 75

Credit, 69-70

Cuban-American feminists, 78

Cultural feminism, 8, 142-58, 209, 211, 260n22, 268n43

Daly, Mary, 204, 208, 231, 265n7

D’Amato, Al, 227, 228

Danforth, John, 198

Daughters of Lilith, 101

Daughters of Sarah, 196-97

Daughters of Sarah
(journal), 131-32

Davidica, Maureen, 105

Davis, Caroline, 24

Davis, Elisa, 217

Davis, Elizabeth Gould, 146

Dayton’s Department Store, 57

D.C. Women’s Liberation Movement, 99-104, 116, 123

DeCrow, Karen, 110

DeHart, Jane, 171, 178

De La Soul, 217

DeLauro, Rosa, 200

Delombard, Jeannine, 190

Democratic conventions, 72-73, 93, 189, 218

Democratic National Committee, 198, 227

Democratic Party, 63, 93, 111-12, 129, 136, 172, 190, 199, 200, 226

Denfeld, Rene, 231

Densmore, Dana, 98

Department of Education, U.S., 57, 68, 136, 178-79

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, U.S. (HEW), 100-101, 136, 138, 167

Department of Housing and Urban Development, U.S. (HUD), 81

Department of Labor, U.S., 26, 66, 83, 168

D’Eubonne, Francoise, 208

Dialectics of Sex, The
(Firestone), 106, 268n43

Diana Press, 148

“Dick and Jane as Victims” (NOW study), 69

Did You Ever
? (Goldsmid), 12-13, 239n8

Dill, Bonnie Thornton, 119, 205

Dionne, E.J., 187

Disabled women and girls, 138-39

Dixon, Alan, 226

Doctor’s project, 48

Donahue, Jesse, 189

Dornan, Robert, 142

Dowd, Maureen, 228

Driving into the Wreck
(Rich), 146-47

Dudley, Helen, 82

Duke University, 9, 85, 222

Dunbar, Roxanne, 105, 107

Dvorkin, Connie, 58, 59

Dworkin, Andrea, 204, 222

Eagle Forum, 142, 180

Earth Day, 100

East, Catherine, 25

Eastwood, Mary, 25

Echols, Alice, 31, 107, 142, 260n22

Ecofeminism, 100, 197, 208-10

“Eco-feminist Imperative, The” (King), 209

Education, 57-59, 68-69, 138-39.
See also
Tide IX of the Higher Education Act; Women’s Education Equity Act

Ehrenreich, Barbara, 162

Eichler, Margrit, 239n8

Electoral politics, 132, 135-36, 191, 226-28.
See also
Emily’s List; National Women’s Political Caucus; Voting

Emily’s List, 8, 197-200, 222, 226, 227-28, 279n62

Emma Willard Task Force, 57-58

Employment discrimination, 26, 42, 63-65, 81-90, 133-34, 234, 235.
See also
Sexual harassment; Tide VII of Civil Rights Act; Wage discrimination

Ensler, Eve, 222

Episcopal Church, 84-85, 131, 191

Epstein, Barbara, 165

Equal Credit Opportunity Act (EOCA), 70

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), 25, 26, 41, 63-64, 67, 94, 133, 134, 136, 137, 138, 181, 194, 225, 226

Equality, 24-26

Equal Opportunity Act, 67

Equal Pay Act, 63

Equal Rights Advocates, 133

Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), 5, 6, 8, 39, 69, 83, 98, 110, 112, 129, 136, 139, 140, 141, 171-74, 193

attacks on, 113, 171

campaign mounted for, 65-67

defeat of, 176-78, 186, 210

movement divisions over, 25, 65

Equity feminism, 231

Esalen Institute, 59

Evers, Myrlie, 72, 75

Executive Order 11375, 25

Falk-Dickler, Florence, 55

Faludi, Susan, 181, 215

Family

politics of, 53-56

work and, 234-36

Family values, 46, 176, 228, 236

Fan the Flames Feminist Bookstore, 148

Farenthold, Frances (Sissy), 75, 111

Farley, Lin, 134

Farley, Pamela, 164

Farm Workers’ Union, 86, 87

Faulkner, Shannon, 230

Federally Employed Women (FEW), 26, 82-83

Feit, Rona, 72, 75

Fellowship of Reconciliation, 164

Female Liberation Conferences, 145

Female Studies II
, 95

Feminine Mystique, The
(Friedan), 18-19

Feminism.
See also
specific sects

defined, 2

future of, 232-38

institutionalizing, 129-39

marginalization of, 6

origins of, 2-3

rebirth of, 4

Feminism: The Third Generation in Fiction
(anthology), 215

Feminist antifeminists, 220-22

Feminist Fatale
(Kamen), 215

Feminist Press, 56, 168

Feminists (organization), 31, 53, 55, 107, 108

Feminist Studies
, 165-66

Ferraro, Geraldine, 190, 227-28

Festivals, 150-54

*Finch, 101

Firestone, Shulamith, 106, 268n43

Fire with Fire
(Wolf), 221

“Firsts”, 84, 190-91

First Sex, The
(Davis), 146

First Wave feminism, 1, 5, 232

Flick, Rachel, 7

Foley, Avis, 74

Fonda, Jane, 8

Ford Foundation, 70, 133, 195, 201

Forer, Anne, 30

“Fourth World Manifesto”, 146, 269n49

Fox-Genovese, Elizabeth, 221

Franks, Lucinda, 109

Fraser, Arvonne, 66, 67-69, 73, 111, 214

Freedom trash can, 40

Freeman, Jo, 46, 124

Free space, 30, 241n10

Free universities, 94

Friedan, Betty, 18-19, 24, 25, 51, 55-56, 61, 71, 72, 73, 94, 109, 248n94, 261n31

Fuentes, Sonia, 64

Furies, 99, 103-4, 107, 122, 125, 145, 147-48

FURY (Feminists United to Represent Youth), 215

Gainesville Women’s Health Center, 129

Gates, Margaret, 70

Gay liberation movement, 50, 52, 53, 122, 134, 177.
See also
Homosexuals; Lesbian feminists

Giddings, Paula, 117

Gilder, George, 7, 187

Ginsburg, Ruth Bader, 20, 265n10

Gleaves, Francella, 77

Globalization, 237-38

Goddard College, 208

Golden years, 8, 61-97

Goldsmid, Paula, 9, 10, 239n8

Goodin, Joan, 90

Gordon, Linda, 83, 164, 165

Gorz, Andre, 161

Graham, Kathleen, 84, 132-33

Graham, Richard, 64

Gramm, Phil, 172

Granola lesbians, 207

Grant Park rally, 42

Griffin, Susan, 49, 53, 208, 209

Griffiths, Martha, 66

Group 22, 9-14, 56

Guerrilla Girls, 212, 217, 222

Guerrilla theater, 10, 41, 160

“Guidelines for Equal Treatment of the Sexes in McGraw-Hill Book Company Publications”, 91-92

Haener, Dorothy, 24-25

Hamer, Fannie Lou, 16, 61, 72, 75

Handy, Carolyn, 77

*Hanisch, Carol, 106

*Hanisch, Carole, 30

Haraway, Donna, 165

Harriet Tubman shelter, 156

Harris, Barbara C, 191

Harris, LaDonna, 72

Harrison, Barbara Grizzuti, 35-36

Hartmann, Heidi, 138, 164, 165, 168

Harvard University, 86

Hatch, Orrin, 173

Hate crimes, 183

Hatfield, Don, 57

Health care issues, 48, 100-101, 155, 160-61, 191-92

Heatherly, Charles L., 178

Heckler, Margaret, 136, 181

Heide, Wilma Scott, 53, 66, 72

Heidi Hartmann Institute for Women’s Policy Research, 195

Height, Dorothy, 37, 72, 79, 81, 135, 139

Helterline, Gerri, 56-57

Heritage Foundation, 178-79

Hernandex, Aileen, 26, 53, 64

HERS (health evaluation and referral services), 161

Higher Education Act, 67.
See also
Tide IX of the Higher Education Act

Hill, Anita, 9, 217, 225-26

Hispanic American feminists, 78-80, 117, 139, 169, 191.
See also
specific ethnic groups

Hoffman, Dustin, 185

Holtzman, Elizabeth, 136, 227-28

Homosexuals, 183, 208, 211

hooks, bell, 119, 206

Horowitz, Arlene, 68-69

Horowitz, Michael, 181

Hot Flashes
(newsletter), 217

Housewives, 115, 185

Housing discrimination, 81

Howe, Florence, 168

Hunt, Mary, 196

Hunter-Gault, Charlayne, 191

Hyde Amendment, 182

Iandolo, Maria, 19-20

Ideas and ideologies, 119-21

Identities, 121-23

Identity politics, 4, 115, 222, 224

Institute for Policy Studies, 99

Institute for Women’s Policy Research, 168

International Union of Electrical Workers (IUE), 26, 64, 89

International Women’s Year Conference, 8, 112, 129, 136, 139-42, 171

It Ain’t Me Babe
(journal), 31

Jackson State University, 98

Jane (organization), 47

“Jane Crow and the Law” (Murray), 25

Jay, Karla, 52

Jeanette Rankin Brigade, 27-28

Jeffrey, Millie, 75, 111, 136, 172-73

Jenny’s Secret Place
(Boyte), 12, 239n8

Johnson, Lady Bird, 72

Johnson, Lyndon, 23

Johnson, Sonia, 173-74, 177, 276n6

Jones, Beverly, 105, 144

Jordan, Barbara, 74-75

Jordan, June, 119

Joseph, Geri, 69

Jostens, 133

Joyner, Florence Griffith, 191