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Feminist Revolution
by Redstockings, Kathie Sarachild🔰 Feminist Revolution | READ MORE 🔰
- Language: english
- Author: Redstockings, Kathie Sarachild
- ISBN: 9780394732404 (0394732405)
- Format: paperback, 224 pages
- Publisher: Random House (NY)
- Genres: feminism
- Release date: February 1, 1979
About The Book
A history and analysis of key issues in the rebirth years of the Women’s Liberation Movement embodying the principle of radical history — that of seeing our own personal and political experience as history and drawing lessons from it and other movements for future actions. Editors: Kathie Sarachild, Carol Hanisch, Faye Levine, Barbara Leon, Colette Price. Censored
(In this edition, Random House removed the material accusing Gloria Steinman of collaborating with the U.S. CIA against European left feminists.)
Quotes from Feminist Revolution:
“Shulamith Firestone, in the women’s liberation movement’s first theoretical journal Notes … wrote about the process of the feminists in general and the radicals in particular being written out of the history of the last century … Already the radical women who initiated the [present] movement’s theory, organizing ideas, and slogans have been buried from public consciousness and the liberals have taken over, claiming credit for the radicals’ achievements. If this goes on much longer feminism will go under once again and we will lose almost all of what we have gained in the last years — both the radical consciousness and many of the practical reforms. It won’t be long now until the liberals will be gone, too.”
— Kathie Sarachild, “The Power of History,” Feminist Revolution
“Though their reasons varied… radical women clearly differentiated their idea of separatism from the old concept and practice of sexually segregated groups. The separatism they espoused was to be only a means for ending the age-old problem of sexual segregation and the inequality it spawned… The purpose was always integration with equality… The separatist independent women’s liberation movement actually began to fight in many concrete ways to implement this kind of radical feminist integration. The fight for the right to abortions, after all, was a fight for sexual relations with men-but on an equal basis. The fight to get men to share the housework was another essentially integrationist fight from a growing power base of the women’s liberation movement, as was the fight for child care centers.”
— Barbara Leon, “Separate To Integrate,” in Feminist Revolution
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