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[Feminism] [Social Activism] Archive of five issues of Ain’t I a Woman?, a radical feminist newspaper published in Iowa City, Iowa, by the Publications Collective during the height of the Women’s Liberation Movement. Produced by and for Midwestern feminists, Ain’t I a Woman? served as a crucial platform for discussions.....
[Feminism] Radical Feminist and Women Empowerment Magazine Aphra: The Feminist Literary Magazine Archive of 6 issues from 1972-1976. Aphra: the feminist literary magazine. Pennsylvania, 1971-1973. All about 72 pages measuring 6.75" x 8.5." Contains short fiction, poetry, art and play excerpts along with essays and other writings. Magazine is named.....
[Feminism] Radical Feminist and Women Empowerment Magazine Aphra: The Feminist Literary Magazine Archive of 8 issues from 1969-1973. Aphra: the feminist literary magazine. Pennsylvania, 1971-1973. All about 72 pages measuring 6.75" x 8.5." Contains short fiction, poetry, art and play excerpts along with essays and other writings. Magazine is named.....
Bertha Von Hillern, Early Feminist Athlete Pedestrienne- Performs in Maine. The Pedestriennes were America's forgotten superstars-a handful of late 19th century female athletes who dazzled America with their remarkable endurance-walking performances. They often performed in front of raucous crowds who paid to watch them walk on makeshift tracks set up.....
[Feminism][Women's History] Archive of 8 Issues of Off Our Backs, a women's liberation and lesbian-feminist newspaper, 1970–1977. Washington, D.C.: Off Our Backs, 1970–1977. Eight tabloid-format issues of Off Our Backs, a foundational feminist and lesbian periodical, documenting seven years of radical women’s organizing, consciousness-raising, and lesbian separatist critique. Archive includes.....
[Zines][Counterculture][Feminism] Archive of 12 zines produced between 1995 and 2001, documenting the creative breadth of independent publishing during the post-punk, Riot Grrrl, and Gen-X cultural moment. These zines capture the 1990s–early 2000s DIY, punk, and underground subcultures with themes of feminism, anti-consumerism, food activism, and adolescent identity. Various places of.....
[Comic][Feminism] Marrs, Lee. The Further Fattening Adventures of Pudge, Girl Blimp. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp/Eco Funnies and Star*Reach, 1973–1977. Complete run of three issues. Each approx. 10.25 x 7 inches. Illustrated wrappers. Complete three-issue run of The Further Fattening Adventures of Pudge, Girl Blimp, an underground feminist comic by Lee.....
[Comic][Feminism] Marrs, Lee. The Further Fattening Adventures of Pudge, Girl Blimp. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp/Eco Funnies and Star*Reach, 1973–1977. Complete run of three issues. Each approx. 10.25 x 7 inches. Illustrated wrappers. Complete three-issue run of The Further Fattening Adventures of Pudge, Girl Blimp, an underground feminist comic by Lee.....
[Comics][Feminism] Archive of Supergirl (Vol. 4), Nos. 1–4, 1994. A complete four-issue run of Supergirl (Vol. 4), published in 1994 by DC Comics, written by Roger Stern with art by June Brigman and Jackson Guice. This limited series marked a redefinition of the Supergirl character during the early 1990s, a......
[Feminist] Impolite Questions About Frederick Engels, A Feminist Journal. Women Unlimited: St. Paul Minnesota, March 1970. A journal with two articles of feminist theory reexamining the work of Frederick Engels. Measures 5.5 x 8.5 inches. Marigold yellow soft cover pamphlet stapled with 50 cent mark in top corner and "no.....
Women's International Democratic Federation. For Their Rights as Mothers Workers Citizens. Berlin 1953. Bound in tan illustrated wrappers. 62 pages, 8" x 6." Feminist pamphlet on the international subjugation of women, job and wage discrimination, and the exploitation of female labor. Contains many black-and-white photos of women workers from around.....
[Women Suffrage] Slavery and Abolition] Lydia Maria CHILD, and others. (Broadside): Ann Greene Chapman, of Boston (from the Anti Slavery paper The Liberator). (Boston) (1837). Single quarto leaf printed both sides in double columns A memorial tribute to an active feminist, abolitionist, and member of the Boston Female Anti-Slavery Society.....
[Women Suffrage] Six early suffrage cartoon from "The Modern Woman" Periodical of 1910s, a periodical dedicated to progressive women, containing stories, jokes, and cartoons. Each page features one cartoon directly related to women's rights and suffrage movement, all by Lou Rogers, a female activist and influential cartoonist who was colleagues.....
[LGBTQ][Feminist] Archive of three issues of Boston-based LGBTQ feminist newspaper The Gay Weekly, 1976. Three issues, newsprint, saddle-stapled. Illustrated with halftone photography, original artwork, and period advertisements. All issues published in Boston and printed by the Gay Community News Collective. A scarce trio of issues from The Gay Weekly, a......
[LGBTQ][Feminism] Pedestal: A Women’s Liberation / Lesbian-Feminist Newspaper. Vancouver, B.C.: Vancouver Women’s Caucus and Pedestal Collective, 1970–1975. Four issues, tabloid format, printed on newsprint, photo-illustrated. Published initially by the Vancouver Women’s Caucus and later by an independent lesbian-feminist collective, Pedestal was one of Canada’s earliest feminist newspapers and among the.....
[LGBTQ] [Feminism] This archive consists of two lesbian feminist publications, On Our Way and Cowrie, both of which document the voices, activism, and cultural expressions of the lesbian feminist movement of the early 1970s. Each measure 8.5" x 11". These periodicals reflect the intersection of lesbian identity and feminism, offering.....
Typewritten draft of the Bay Area Women’s Liberation “Group-In” Feminist Program. 1969. This draft outlines the conference including notes from the organizers. Measures 8.5 x 14 inches. The conference’s topic that year was “Function and Evolution of the Small Group” and this outline provides insight into the organizer’s plan for.....