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Women's Liberation Educational Seminar

Women's Liberation
University of Minnesota Young Women's Christian Association (U-YWCA)
1970
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Women's Liberation Educational Seminar

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A flier documenting the Women's Liberation and YWCA Educational Seminar on March 10 and 11, 1970. It included a film showing of "Look Out Girlie! Women's Liberation is Gonna Get Your Mamma" with a discussion by Betsy Gwynn, program specialist on women's liberation and Mark and Barb Altar, activists in the Chicago Men's and Women's Liberation movement, in room 320 of Coffman Memorial Union. It also featured a dinner and rap sessions at the University YMCA and walk-in lab sessions presented by Cokey Boss and Al Lipp in room 320 of Coffman Memorial Union.

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Women's Liberation; University of Minnesota Young Women's Christian Association (U-YWCA). (1970). Women's Liberation Educational Seminar. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/268723.

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