Feminist Revolution:
An Abridged Edition with Additional Writings
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Front Matter, Including Preface
Part One: Holding On To What We've Won
The Power of History by Kathie Sarachild (pages 13-43)
Letter on Movement Pioneers by Patricia Mainardi (pages 44-45)
The Truth About the British Suffragettes by Faye Levine (pages 46-52)
Who Are We? The Redstockings Position on Names by Kathie Sarachild (pages 53-55)
Part Two: Resistances to Women's Consciousness
Psychological Terrorism... by Kathie Sarachild (pages 57-61)
...et Terrorisme Psychologique by Claudine Serre (pages 62-65)
Consequences of the Conditioning Line by Barbara Leon (pages 66-70)
The Myth of Docility by Faye Levine (pages 71-72)
Men's Liberation by Carol Hanisch (pages 72-76)
Poems by Michele Wallace (page 77)
To Julia de Burgos, a poem by Julia de Burgos (page 78)
The Retreat to Cultural Feminism by Brooke (pages 79-83)
What's Wrong with Sex Role Theory by Brooke (page 84)
Part Three: The Pro-Woman Line on Work
New Ways of Keeping Women Out of Paid Labor by Colette Price (pages 86-110)
The Housework Poster Rip-Off by Shirley Boccacio (pages 111-115)
Mother Love — Mother Work by R.L. Annchild (pages 115-117)
Women Artists & Women's Studies by Patricia Mainardi (pages 117-118)
Part Four: The Pro-Woman Approach to Sex
The Marriage Question by Patricia Mainardi (pages 120-122)
In Favor of True Love Over Settling by Joyce O'Brien (pages 123-125)
Letter to a Lover When She Left Him (pages 125-127)
The Male Supremacist Attack on Monogamy by Barbara Leon (pages 128-129)
Four Types of Men by Faye Levine (pages 130-131)
Italian Women Speak Up for Abortion by Edith Schloss (pages 132-135)
The First Self-Help Clinic by Colette Price (pages 136-140)
Sex and Women's Liberation (pages 141-142)
Part Five: Organizing
Consciousness-Raising: A Radical Weapon by Kathie Sarachild (pages 144-150)
Thoughts on Consciousness-Raising by Anne Forer (page 151)
Separate to Integrate by Barbara Leon (pages 152-157)
Going For What We Really Want by Kathie Sarachild (pages 158-160)
The Double Standard of Organization by Elizabeth Most (pages 160-161)
Part Six: The Liberal Takeover of Women's Liberation
The Liberal Takeover of Women's Liberation by Carol Hanisch (pages 163-167)
MS. Politics and Editing: An Interview (pages 167-169)
The Conservatism of MS. by Ellen Willis (pages 170-173)
On The National Black Feminist Organization by Michele Wallace (pages 174-175)
Tactics and Tools by Third World Women's Alliance (pages 176-177)
Part Seven: Building A Real Left
An Experience With Worker Consciousness-Raising by Carol Hanisch (pages 180-185)
Letter to a Folksinger by Carol Hanisch (page 189)
The Pseudo~Left/Lesbian Alliance Against Feminism (pages 190-198)
Stop Leaving Women Out of the Proletariat by Rosario Morales (pages 199-201)
Appendix Source Materials
A Program for Consciousness-Raising by Kathie Sarachild (pages 202-203)
The Personal Is Political by Carol Hanisch (pages 204-205)
Principles by Redstockings (page 205)
Addresses of Publications (page 207)