When Everything Changed: American Women from 1960 to Present, with Gail Collins

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A Gracie Award winning episode of The Educational Forum!

In this episode of the Massachusetts School of Law's Educational Forum Professor Diane Sullivan interviews New York Times columnist Gail Collins on her book; When Everything Changed - The Amazing Journey Of American Women From 1960 To The Present. Professor Diane Sullivan interviews New York Times columnist Gail Collins on her book; When Everything Changed - The Amazing Journey Of American Women From 1960 To The Present. Professor Sullivan and Gail Collins discuss how much the world has changed for both women and men since the 1960's from the era of the housewife to NOW, to equal rights and Title IV and to women's successes and failures in politics, law, athletics, the sciences and journalism.

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