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Chicago women’s labor history

Anonymous

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Women unite! (1965-1975)

Guillermo (American, 20th century)

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Women’s liberation conference, Barnard and Columbia campuses, March 6 and 7, 1971 (1971)

Anonymous

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Women unite Demonstrate March 28 … against New York abortion laws. (1970)

Lucia Vernarelli (American, 20th century)

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When women become massively political, the revolution has moved to a new stage International Women’s Day, 1976. (1976)

Peg Averill (American, 1949-1993)

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Women’s liberation (1970)

Anonymous

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A new era for women workers, minority women and lesbians (1976)

Anonymous

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When women decide this war should end, this war will end Join the United Women’s Contingent on April 24. (1971)

Anonymous

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Women against violence against women (1970-1980)

Anonymous

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Women’s edition – The Press Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 27th (1895)

Marianna Sloan (American, 1875-1954)

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Albany demonstration; attempts are being made in Albany to restrict the abortion law and deny women the right to control … (1971-1976)

Anonymous

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America will be as strong as her women (1941-1945)

Cyrus Leroy Baldridge (American, 1889-1977)

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For united America, YWCA division for foreign born women (1919)

C. Howard Walker (American, 1857-1936)

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Women’s Week (1979)

National Institutes of Health (American, 1887-)

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Women in the workforce (1979)

National Institutes of Health (American, 1887-)

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Woman power

Ivy Bottin (American, 20th century)

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Feminist party (1971)

Anita Steckel (American, 1930-2012)

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Women’s Edition Buffalo Courier (1897)

Alice Russell Glenny (American, 1858 - 1924)

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New England hospital for women & children fair at Tremont Temple (1896)

Elizabeth Howard Bartol (American, 1842-1927)

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Estrogen use and postmenopausal women (1979)

National Institutes of Health (American, 1887-)

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