Wandor, Michelene. “Women playwrights and the challenge of feminism in the 1970s”. Cambridge Companion to Modern British Women Playwrights, edited by Elaine Aston and Janelle Reinelt, Cambridge University Press, 2000, pp. 53-68.
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| politics | Michelene Wandor | MWcaught feminism Wandor, Michelene. “Women playwrights and the challenge of feminism in the 1970s”. Cambridge Companion to Modern British Women Playwrights, edited by Elaine Aston and Janelle Reinelt, Cambridge University Press, 2000, pp. 53-68. 57, 59 |
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27 February-1 March 1970: img; convert this to Topic?The first National...
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27 February-1 March 1970
The first National Women's Liberation Movement
Conference took place, at Oxford (reported in the media with hopeless inaccuracy); a march was also held in London.
Ross, Elizabeth Arledge, and Miriam L. Bearse. A Chronology of the Women’s Liberation Movement in Britain. Editors Boyle, Karen E. and The Oral History Project Advisory Group, The Feminist Archive, 1996, http://Bodleian.
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8 March 1971: International Women's Day was marked by the...
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8 March 1971
International Women's Day was marked by the largest demonstration of women in London since the days of the suffrage struggle.
Ross, Elizabeth Arledge, and Miriam L. Bearse. A Chronology of the Women’s Liberation Movement in Britain. Editors Boyle, Karen E. and The Oral History Project Advisory Group, The Feminist Archive, 1996, http://Bodleian.
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Stott, Mary. Forgetting’s No Excuse. Faber and Faber, 1973.
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15-17 October 1971: Britain's third National Women's Liberation...
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15-17 October 1971
Britain's third National Women's Liberation Movement
Conference, at Skegness, adopted a list of demands, beginning with equal pay.
Ross, Elizabeth Arledge, and Miriam L. Bearse. A Chronology of the Women’s Liberation Movement in Britain. Editors Boyle, Karen E. and The Oral History Project Advisory Group, The Feminist Archive, 1996, http://Bodleian.
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1973: At the National Women's Liberation Movement...
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1973
At the National Women's Liberation Movement
Conference in Bristol, Lee Comer
gathered the fiction writers present to form a workshop, whose resultant writing she later published.
Ross, Elizabeth Arledge, and Miriam L. Bearse. A Chronology of the Women’s Liberation Movement in Britain. Editors Boyle, Karen E. and The Oral History Project Advisory Group, The Feminist Archive, 1996, http://Bodleian.
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1978: The National Women's Liberation Movement...
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1978
The National Women's Liberation Movement
Conference held at Birmingham saw much polarising disagreement; it was the last such event in Britain to be national.
Ross, Elizabeth Arledge, and Miriam L. Bearse. A Chronology of the Women’s Liberation Movement in Britain. Editors Boyle, Karen E. and The Oral History Project Advisory Group, The Feminist Archive, 1996, http://Bodleian.
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