"Friedan Condemns University 'Sexism'"
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Title
"Friedan Condemns University 'Sexism'"
Subject
Sex Discrimination
Description
Betty Friedan speaks on the recent suicide of Dr. South and its relation to sexism and sex discrimination at the University of Pittsburgh. Betty was the founder of NOW, National Organization for Women. She commented on how the University has been using money and resources to fight against victims of sex discrimination at the University rather than spending money to fix it. How major cases like Sharon Johnson's and Ina Bradens were the hopes of many faculty like Dr. South to improve how they were treated and viewed.
Creator
Norman, Betsy
Source
Pitt News
Publisher
University of Pittsburgh
Date
September 30, 1977
Contributor
University of Pittsburgh
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Type
Newspaper article
Coverage
University of Pittsburgh
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Collection
Reference
Norman, Betsy, "Friedan Condemns University 'Sexism'", University of Pittsburgh, September 30, 1977
Cite As
Norman, Betsy , “"Friedan Condemns University 'Sexism'",” Pitt Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Digital Archive, accessed April 30, 2024, https://pittgsws.omeka.net/items/show/62.