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1. Feminist Economic Alliance Formed to Aid New Sister Credit Unions

2. Letter from Robin Morgan to Don Silverman, Sept. 1968

4. The Lyons Den, by Leonard Lyons, Aug. 31, 1968

5. Equal Rights for Women

7. Sweet 16 to Soggy 36: Saga of American Womanhood

9. After the Death of God the Father

11. The Groucho Marxist, by Jonathan Rieder, Feb. 2, 1997

12. The World Watches Angela

14. The Prostitute: Paradigmatic Woman

17. Slavery Exists: Miss America is a Slave

19. No More Peace Teas, by Suzanne Giddens, Sept. 26, 1968

20. No More Miss America, by Women's Liberation, Sept. 5, 1968

21. What Can Be Learned: A Critique of the Miss America Protest

24. The Tyranny of Structurelessness

29. Notes from the First Year

30. Letter from Robin Morgan to the New York Free Press, October 14, 1968

31. Mother Right: A New Feminist Theory

32. Covert Sex Discrimination Against Women as Medical Patients

33. Letter from Richard S. Jackson, Mayor of Atlantic City, to Robin Morgan, Sept. 4, 1968

37. United Women's Contingent: March on Washington Against the War, April 24 [1971]

39. 'Women's Liberation' Aims to Free Men Too

42. Black Women's Manifesto

43. Black Women's Liberation

44. Women's March on D. C.

48. American Beauty, by Bonny Cohen

50. There was a young woman who swallowed a lie

54. Protest songs for the Miss America protest

57. The Furies: Lesbian/Feminist Monthly (v. 1)

59. Letter from Susie [Suzanne Giddens?] to Robin Morgan

63. The Woman-Identified Woman

64. The Bitch Manifesto

65. Angela, Sister, You are Welcome in this House

67. Lesbians and Liberation, by Robin Morgan, Sept. 1968

69. Scenes, Aug. 29, 1968

73. Poor Black Women

76. Draft of Miss America essay by Robin Morgan

77. Miss America Goes Down, by Robin Morgan, Oct. 3, 1968

79. No More Fun and Games: a Journal of Female Liberation (v. 1, no. 2)

80. Fight on Sisters: and Other Songs for Liberation

81. Vacuum Aspiration Abortion

82. Cover of New York Free Press, Sept. 12-19, 1968

83. Freedom for Movement Girls - Now

85. The Bra Burners, by Art Buchwald, Sept. 12, 1968

86. What is the Revolutionary Potential of Women's Liberation?

93. Notes from the Second Year: Women's Liberation

95. No More Peace Teas, by Suzanne Giddens, Sept. 26, 1968

100. Socialist Feminism: a Strategy for the Women's Movement