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63% of cities dismissed female teachers once they got married
75% of 1500 surveyed cities didn't hire married women in any profession -
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'united states vs One Package' case to the US Circuit Court of Appeals
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under order of Eleanor Roosevelt
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350,000 women serving in military
not in direct combat but as nurses, marines etc for WWII -
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due to WWII
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to make room for returning men
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passed by congress. authorised women to enlist in military alongside men (rather than in separate units) however they were not allowed to serve in combat
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for women aged 20+ - nearly doubled in this time (32% to 61%)
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Kay Langdon, Wilma Marchal, Edna Young, Frances Devaney, Doris Robertson. and Ruth Flora
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many servicewomen who had joined reserves in WWII were called up and taken seriously
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46% of women in work but 75% of them working clerical jobs. Average woman earning 60% of average working men's salary
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Playboy magazine used Monroe's nude without her consent, article was titled 'sweetheart of the month'. photographer (who paid her $50 to take them) sold them to Hefner without her consent.
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first lesbian organisation (founded by 4 lesbian couples)
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arrested for refusing to get off the bus
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wsa 47% in 1920
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1 in 5 women with children under 6 and 1 In 4 women with children over 16 held paid jobs
conservative republicans started to recruit some female candidates -
established by Kennedy
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introduced by Kennedy - de jure change
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article that showed sexist treatment of women in playboy
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to LBJ
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7000 military women served, mainly as nurses
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led by Robin Morgan. 100 women involved. Tossed playboy magazines, heels, corsets and girdles into a freedom trash can
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2010 - all 50 states had introduced this. NY was the last
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when accusing a man of rape, a woman had to provide a witness to testify (other than herself). in the trial, a women's sexual history could be brought up but a man's could not.
IS THIS STILL THE CASE??????? -
nations first feminist magazine
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passed House of representative and senate
not ratified by states before deadline - never became law -
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Billy Jean King (woman) defeated Bobby Riggs in Houston, Texas. Riggs was opposed to feminism - 'if a woman wants to get in the headlines, she should have quintuplets'. 50million watched match
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first state to introduce this. 1993, illegal in all 50 states
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employment discrimination due to pregnancy or child birth is illegal
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first woman to be nominated for Vice President by major party (democrats). not elected
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first woman to do so
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first woman to be
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more than 26 woman (14 of them officers) sexually harassed by naval and marine officers
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he is still voted in a an associate justice of the supreme court
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more women then ever before elected into office (19/46 House seats and 3/7 senate seats) including first black female senator, Carol Mosely Braun