Sisterhood is powerful an anthology of writings from the women's liberation movement - Morgan, Robin 1941- (New York Random House, 1970)
Introduction: the women's revolution / Robin Morgan -- You've come a long way, Baby": historical perspectives / Connie Brown and Jane Seitz -- Know your enemy: a sampling of sexist quotes -- The 51 percent minority group: a statistical essay / Joreen -- The dynamics of marriage and motherhood / Beverly Jones -- Women in medicine / Miriam Gilbert -- "A house is not a home": women in publishing / Laura Furman -- Women and television / Sheila Smith Hobson -- Women in the military / Lt. Susan Schnall -- The trials of Lois Lane: women in journalism / Lindsy Van Gelder -- The secretarial proletariat / Judith Ann -- The halls of academe / Women's Caucus, Political Science Department, University of Chicago -- Women and the welfare system / Carol Glassman -- Two jobs: women who work in factories / Jean Tepperman -- Women and the Catholic church / Dr. Mary Duly -- Does the law oppress women? / Diane B. Schulder -- Barbarous rituals -- It hurts to be alive and obsolete: the ageing woman / Zoe Moss' -- Media images 1: Madison avenue brainwashing-the facts / Alice Embree -- Media images 2: body odor and social order / Florika -- The politics of orgasm / Susan Lydon -- "Kinde, Kuche, Kirche" as scientific law: psychology constructs the female / Dr. Naomi Weisstein -- A theory on female sexuality / Mary Jane Sherfey -- A psychiatrist's view: images of woman-past and present, overt and obcured / Natalie Shainess -- Unfinished business: birth control and women's liberation / Lucinda Cisler -- The hooker / Ellen Strong -- The least of these: the minority whose screams haven't yet been heard / Gene Damon -- Notes of a radical lesbian / Martha Shelley -- Sexual politics (in literature) / Kate Millett -- Resistances to consciousness / Irene Peslikis -- Double jeopardy: to be black and female / Frances M. Beal -- For Sadie and Maude / Eleanor Holmes Norton -- Statement on birth control / Black women's liberation group, Mount Vernon, New York - The Suburban scene / Connie Dvor -- On de-segragating stuyvesant high / Alice de Rivera -- Excerpts from the diaries of all oppressed women / Women's collective of the New York High School Students' Union -- An introduction / Elizabeth Sutherland -- The Mexican-American woman / Enriqueta Longauex y Vasquez -- Experiment in freedom: women of China / Charlotte Bonny Cohen -- The grand coolie damn / Marge Piercy -- Institutionalized oppression vs. the female / Florynce Kennedy -- The politics of housework / Pat Mainardi -- Social bases for sexual equality: a comparative view / Karen Sacks -- Self-defense for women / Susan Pascale, Rachel Moon, Leslie B. Tanner -- Female liberation as the basis for social revolution / Roxanne Dunbar -- For witches / Susan Sutheim -- Elegy for Jayne Mansfields, July 1967 / Karen Lindsey -- A chant for my sisters / Marilyn Lowen Fletcher -- Must I marry / Lynn Strongin -- The playground (a prose poem) / Leah Fritz -- She / Maria Ann Britton -- Dancing the shout to the true gospel of the song movement sisters don't want me to sing / Rita Mae Brown -- Poem / Jayne West -- Song of the fucked duck / Marge Piercy -- Anonymous poem / A seven-year-old woman -- Terror / Martha Shelley -- Poem / Janet Russo -- Going through changes / Jean Tepperman -- The jailor / Sylvia Plath -- NOW (National Organization for Women) Bill of Rights -- Excerpts from the SCUM (Society for Cutting Up Men) manifesto / Valerie Solanis -- Principles -- New York Radical Women -- No more Miss America! Ten points of protest -- Letter to our sisters in social work / WAR (Women of the American Revolution) -- How to name baby / Media Women -- Lilith's Manifesto / Women's Majority Union, Seattle -- We did it / Women against daddy warbucks -- Statement on the University of Chicago -- An exegesis on women's liberation / Women's caucus with the Youth International Party -- Redstocking Manifesto -- The feminist vs. the institution of marriage
Includes bibliographical references (pages 567-583).
Keywords: Women's rights -- United States; Women -- History; Feminism -- United States