Box 6
Contains 4 Results:
Provincetown Round-Up, 2002
Series features a variety of commercial and activist publications from across the country. Notable highlights include Come Out, a radical newspaper from New York City dating from 1969-70 (the first issue dates from six months after the Stonewall Rebellion) and Her-Self, a “community women’s newspaper” out of Ann Arbor, Michigan, dating from the mid-1970s.
“Place of American Women”, Joan Jordan, 1968
Series features a variety of commercial and activist publications from across the country. Notable highlights include Come Out, a radical newspaper from New York City dating from 1969-70 (the first issue dates from six months after the Stonewall Rebellion) and Her-Self, a “community women’s newspaper” out of Ann Arbor, Michigan, dating from the mid-1970s.
“Women: the Longest Revolution”, Juliet Mitchell, 1968
Series features a variety of commercial and activist publications from across the country. Notable highlights include Come Out, a radical newspaper from New York City dating from 1969-70 (the first issue dates from six months after the Stonewall Rebellion) and Her-Self, a “community women’s newspaper” out of Ann Arbor, Michigan, dating from the mid-1970s.
Outgiving Insights, 1997
Series features a variety of commercial and activist publications from across the country. Notable highlights include Come Out, a radical newspaper from New York City dating from 1969-70 (the first issue dates from six months after the Stonewall Rebellion) and Her-Self, a “community women’s newspaper” out of Ann Arbor, Michigan, dating from the mid-1970s.
