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Organisations / Campaigns |
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Family Allowance Campaign, London |
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Feminist Press Collective, London |
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Gay Women's Liberation (WLW), London |
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National Women's Citizen's Association,
London |
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National Organisation for Women (NOW),
London |
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Scottish Women's Liberation Workshop,
Edinburgh |
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Stewardesses for Women's Rights, London |
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Women and Anthropology, London |
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Women's Commune |
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Women's Heath Information Collective,
London |
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Women's Liberation Front |
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Women's Power Women's Art, London |
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Journals |
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Free Women,
London (Socialist Woman) |
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Move, Bristol  |
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News from Women's Liberation Notes,
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Bradford / Leeds |
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In Leeds, some activities/foci
are: the family allowance campaign, (WL)
petitions and leaflets (Villanueva,
1978). |
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Feminist Books Collective begins in
Leeds. This collective goes on to publish
many books that are important to the WLM,
including the anthology Conditions of Illusion
(1974) and Lee Comer's Wedlocked Women (1974). |
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The Leeds Women's Liberation
Group is divided into regional/ neighbourhood
groups (Woodhouse, Chapeltown, University
etc.) because of the increasing numbers:
"I remember the
day there were too many in my [living]
room; I remember that day because I didn't
have enough chairs for everybody and there
was everyone on the floor and there must
have been about fifty women there. And
that was the point where we decided we
ought to sort of fragment and have smaller
groups." (Lee Comer, OHP Interview
No. 1)
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