feminism

A narrative history of feminism traces the origins and evolution of gender inequality and the emergence of feminism, dicussing a wide range of women's issues in relation to national political agendas and social welfare.

An independent producer and theater artist discusses the consequences of delayed motherhood, recounting her own experiences and providing valuable information that will enable women to make smarter choices about their reproductive futures.

A collection of interviews in which writer Betty Friedan discusses her political, religious, and ethical views.

Explores how the women's musical revolution of the 1960s, in which, for the first time in history, women out-charted their male counterpoints on the Top 20 charts, impacted the music industry.

Explores the meaning of love for women in modern American society, discussing the place of love in a woman's life and explaining how women's views of love were changed by the feminist movement.

The author examines gender relations in settings such as the workplace, White House, and the media.

Feminist activist Susan Brownmiller chronicles the Women's Liberation Movement, profiling the women who contributed to its creation, development, and success.

Interviews with over 90 women detailing their experiences with sexism, work, education, and marriage during the 1950s.