Jo Freeman
JFRBC@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU
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Cara:
There's a lot on the founding of NOW in the 60s. A few examples
include:
Betty Friedan has an essay on the founding of NOW in her _It
Changed My Life_, I believe.
Cynthia Harrison, _On Account of Sex: The Politics of Women's
Issues 1945-1968_ has a full chapter on the founding of NOW.
For NOW in the 70s, see Winifred Wandersee, _On the Move: American
Women in the 1970s._
You might also want to look at the relevant chapters in two broader
histories of women in the United States; they both early treat women's
liberation, including NOW: Sara Evans _Personal Politics_ and Rosalind
Rosenberg _Divided Lives: American Women in the Twentieth Century._
The footnotes in the above 4 books can also lead you to more sources
Gail
Gail_Bederman@Brown.edu