1. Womens rights1945-1985

2. With the Seneca Falls convention long gone and the 19th amendment already passed and women having worked so hard in the war. many people believed that with Women's rights higher than they were before that they had enough but they weren’t satisfied and during this period they attained a lot of the equality they had been searching for.

3. Womens Rights

5. Called for equal justice under law and no rights shall be denied by account of Sex

6. Not passed had 35/38 neccesarry votes.

8. Wrote the ERA

9. Was part of the first wave of Women's Rights

10. Part of the Women's Nationalist Party

12. Founded/cofounded Womens Action Alliance NWPC, the Coalition of Labor Union Women, the Ms. Foundation for Women,Choice USA, and Womens Media Center

13. Published many books, articles and still writes in Magazines

14. Books Include: TheThousand Indias (1957) The Beach Book (1963) Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions (1983) Marilyn: Norma Jean (1986) Revolution from Within (1992) Moving beyond Words (1993) Doing Sixty & Seventy (2006)

15. Prochoice, Supports same sex marriage, against pornography and transexualism

17. Helen Gurley Brown born February 18, 1922 Her biggest book :Sex and the Single Girl Sex and the Office (1965), Helen Gurley Brown's Single Girl's Cookbook (1969), and Sex and the New Single Girl (1970). Editor of Cosmopolitan for 32 years Supported the glamorous idea of a girl

18. Helen Gurley Brown

20. Feminine Mystique, The Second Stage, It Changed My Life: Writings on the Women's Movement, Beyond Gender, and The Fountain of Age. Life so Far,

21. In 1966 Friedan co-founded, and became the first president of, the National Organization for Women. Which organized the Womens Strike for equality.

22. Tried to focus on more economic issues instead of more popular feminine issues like abortion, pornography and lesbian.

24. Women's Strike for Equality 50th anniversary of the passing of the Nineteenth Amendment 59 cents for every dollar a man made in similar work August 26, 1970.

25. Women's Strike for Equality

27. Traveled much of the world

28. Radical and very controversial

29. Was vulgar in her speeches

30. Considered an anarchist

31. The Female eunuch- bestseller was written to tell women that men hated them

34. African American

35. Rejected from over 3 prestigious universities because of race and sexuality

36. first African-American woman to become an Episcopal priest.

37. Murray was one of the founders of the Women's Rights Law Reporter, the first legal periodical to focus exclusively on women's rights

39. EPA signed into law on June 10, 1963 by John F. Kennedy the first step towards an adjustment of balance in pay for women Did not include women who were executives or had white collar jobs Protected equal work, equal pay for many women

40. EPA

42. Mainly helped sports for women

43. Many boys teams declined but football greatly increased.

44. Let women participate in more activities that they had been denied before.

47. Anti-Womens Rights

48. Founded The Eagle forum and The Eagle Forum Education and Defense Fund (“pro-family”)

49. Father became unemployed and her mother worked for the family for many years.

50. Against same sex marriage and homosexual activity

51. Son is a homosexual but “embraces his mother views”

52. Ran for congress in 1952 (lost)

54. Sally Ride

55. Sally Ride