Feminism in the 80's : facing down the right
- Title
- Feminism in the 80's : facing down the right
- Description
- A Defend Gay’s The Word briefing document about the seized titles lists a book called ‘Feminism in the 80s’ but with no other identifying features. It is possible, but not certain, that the title is that of a series including two works authored by Charlotte Bunch (1944-) and published in the years preceding the ‘Operation Tiger’ raids – ‘Facing Down the Right’ (1981), shown here, and ‘Going Public With our Vision’ (1983). These pamphlet publications are based on speeches given by Bunch who was a member of the Washington-based lesbian feminist group The Furies. Bunch was also a writer, journal editor, and active in education, and is now a professor at Rutgers University, focussing on feminism, women’s rights and violence against women.
- Creator
- Charlotte Bunch (1944-)
- Location
- Denver (Colo)
- Publisher
- Inkling Press
- Date
- 1981
- Tags
- Feminism
- Lesbian Feminism
- Speeches
- Rights
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