Women Combat Inequality, Condescension
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Title
Women Combat Inequality, Condescension
Subject
On-campus Activism - Faculty
Description
Through a variety of perspectives, at various universities, the development of the women's liberation movement continued through the 1970's, including at the University of Pittsburgh, despite the everyday difficulties such as being referred to as "agitators." Roberta Salper provided a socialist perspective on how the roots of inequality are based in the capitalist system.
Creator
Joyce, Virginia
Source
University of Pittsburgh
Publisher
University of Pittsburgh
Date
July 27th, 1970
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh
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Type
Newspaper article
Coverage
University of Pittsburgh
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Reference
Joyce, Virginia 1970, Women Combat Inequality, Condescension, University of Pittsburgh
Cite As
Joyce, Virginia , “Women Combat Inequality, Condescension,” Pitt Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Digital Archive, accessed April 26, 2024, https://pittgsws.omeka.net/items/show/88.