I just received an invitation from the Journal of American History to review the book, Freedom for Women: Forging the Women’s Liberation Movement, 1953-1970 by Carol Giardina.

I am curious to see how Giardina addresses media coverage of the Women’s Liberation Movement. Many Liberation leaders refused to speak to male journalists so it is likely that the leaders worked with women’s page journalists. (On the other hand, at one point, Gloria Steinem refused to be interviewed by women’s page journalists. She preferred to speak with reporters from the news side.)

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I just received an invitation from the Journal of American History to review the book, Freedom for Women: Forging the Women’s Liberation Movement, 1953-1970 by Carol Giardina.

I am curious to see how Giardina addresses media coverage of the Women’s Liberation Movement. Many Liberation leaders refused to speak to male journalists so it is likely that the leaders worked with women’s page journalists. (On the other hand, at one point, Gloria Steinem refused to be interviewed by women’s page journalists. She preferred to speak with reporters from the news side.)

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