How It Began: Betty Friedan and the Modern Women's Movement

Muriel Fox discusses the origins of the modern women's movement, her role in the formation of the National Organization for Women (NOW), and her collaboration with feminist activist Betty Friedan. Ms. Fox is a media expert and activist who has remained a leader in the movement for forty-four years. This event took place at the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art on April 25, 2010. Video courtesy Elizabeth A. Sackler Foundation.

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[guydecervens]

Thank you to all the Jewish women who have helped destroy families.

[Ulrna]

@captain757747 ?

[ThePuckie100]

she just like a Netherlander

[captain757747]

Big load of bullshit!! All you women do is bitch and whine until youy get treated equaly and then you want to change the rules. ie in the movies is is ok for a woman to kill a man or hit him in the crotch. When a man kills a woman or beats her ass oh my how politicaly in correct, Bullshit. How about you bitches hold your own doors and when you get caught naked lets laugh at the size of your tits, It wasn't a man that fucked things up in the garden of Eden . UP YOUR ASSES with N.O.W crap!

[johnsmdm]

jews for betty....

[rufusangus1]

What do you say on the statistic that wemon have actually surpassed males now in education and jobs? femanism is about equality right? not only have you reached that level, you are now the gender majority; how do you justify still forwarding the femanist movement when its not only met its goals, but its became the majority in education. Is it that you want equality, or you want superiority? because if you look at the facts, you have both now.