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Women: A Journal of Liberation was founded in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1968 as a forum for opinions and expression vital to the growing women's liberation movement. Managed by a collective, the journal published its first issue in the Fall of 1969. Each issue of the journal focused on a different theme and consisted of invited contributions including articles, news, creative writings, and artwork. Originally the collective published the journal five times a year, but over time the number of issues contained in each volume decreased. Due to financial difficulties the journal folded in 1983.
This collection consists of correspondence, minutes, research materials, mailing lists, financial records, reader mail, surveys, catalogs, films, legal documents, and most of the printed issues published by the journal. Topics include collectivism, feminism, and journalism.
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Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:
Women: A Journal of Liberation Records, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Mass.