Recalling the 1960s 'bra-burning days of women's lib

Ah, yes: "the 60s bra-burning days of women's lib." Those "bra-burning days" can be traced to the boardwalk at Atlantic City, NJ, 43 years ago, when about 100 women's liberation demonstrators protested the Miss America pageant at the city's Convention Center. A centerpiece of the protest was what the demonstrators called the "freedom trash can,"…

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The Evolution Of The Bra, From Mad Men's Day To Our Own

Heart of Stockton feminism

Flapper - Wikipedia

The 1968 Miss America Protest - and its Significance Today

Remembering Bergen County push for women's rights in the '70s

The year women refused to stay silent, tossed their bras and redefined politics - The Washington Post

The women who changed the world - BroadAgenda

Finding her focus

Breaking the Color Line, American Experience, Official Site