Social Context / Legislation |
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MATRIMONIAL PROCEEDINGS
AND PROPERTY ACT guarantees the wife a share
of the family assets on dissolution of the
marriage, based on her labour as either
housewife or wage earner. |
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DIVORCE
REFORM ACT makes irretrievable breakdown
of the marriage the only grounds for divorce,
and automatically grants divorce after five
years of separation. |
Conferences |
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In 1969, after
an informal meeting of a group in Oxford,
plans are made for an Oxford conference
during February 1970. (Rowbotham
1972: 96) |
Organisations / Campaigns |
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"After the Revolutionary
Festival at Essex University, various
groups of women in local areas around
Britain begin to organise themselves,
setting up a network of communication.
Five Women's Liberation (WL) groups in
Greater London Tufnell Park, Peckham Rye,
Notting Hill, Belsize Lane and Islington
begin the Women's Liberation Workshop.
They began Shrew
and created a manifesto in 1970."
(Rowbotham
1972)
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EQUAL PAY DEMONSTRATION
(London) and rally in Trafalgar Square. |
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Demonstrations against
the Festival of London stores, using street
theatre. |
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Demonstrations against
the MISS
WORLD pageant, November 20 |
Bradford / Leeds
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BRADFORD SOCIALIST WOMEN'S
ACTION GROUP meeting by this time. |
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External sites cited on this page:
Additional external sites of interest:
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E. Efe Çakmak, Juliet Mitchell, Bülent
Somay (2006) There
is never a psychopathology without the social context:
An interview with Juliet Mitchell, from Eurozine |
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O'Sullivan, Sue* (1982) Passionate
Beginnings: Ideological Politics 1969-72. Feminist
Review, No. 11, Sexuality
(Summer, 1982), pp. 70-86 |
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Tesseras, Mick - Photos
of the Revolutionary Festival, February 1969 |
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