Personal Politics: The Roots of Women's Liberation in the Civil Rights Movement and the New Left.

June Sochen · Sara M. Evans

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1. Prologue : cracks in the mold --2. Southern White women in a southern Black movement -- 3. Going south -- 4. Black power-catalyst for feminism -- 5. A reassertion of the personal -- 6. Let the people decide -- 7. The failure of success-women in the movement -- 8. The dam breaks -- 9. Personal politics

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