Readings for Class One of "Building Women's Liberation Now"

-  Freedom School Statement, Summer 1964

-  SNCC Brochure, Summer 1964

-  Silas Norman, What is the Importance of Racial Considerations Among the Staff, SNCC Waveland Conference, November 1964

-  SNCC Position Paper Regarding Women in the Movement, SNCC’s Waveland Conference, November 1964

-  Call for Assembly of Unrepresented People, August 1965

-  Stokely Carmichael, Who is Qualified, 1966

-  Stokely Carmichael, What We Want (On Black Power), 1966

-  Article on Madam Binh, New York Times, November 1968

-  Cynthia Washington, We Started from Different Ends of the Spectrum, 1977, published in Personal Politics: The Roots of Women’s Liberation in the Civil Rights Movement & the New Left, 1979

-  Carol Hanisch, Reflections on the 1960s Women’s Liberation Movement as Racist, 2006

-  Bruce Hartford, The Missing Word, 2014