City Women
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CITY WOMEN: The Woman's Guide to New York was a feminist periodical during the 1970s.[1][2] It published "A Calendar of Events of Interest to Women" and listed various events, activities and women-related businesses from all over New York. Published monthly, CITY WOMEN listed and advertised workshops, self-defense classes (like karate and Tai Chi), lectures, therapy groups, and film showings. The publication's Editor in Chief was Sue Perlgut, and its Listings Editor was Claudette Charbonneau.
References[edit]
- ↑ "CITY WOMEN: The Woman's Guide to New York. A Calendar of Events of Interest to Women. November 1976." Blue Mountain Books. http://www.bluemountainbooks.com/product/178714/CITY-WOMEN-The-Womans-Guide-to-New-York-A-Calendar-of-Events-of-Interest-to-Women-November-1976-Cover-title-Perlgut-Sue-Editor-in-Chief
- ↑ “Patterns of Communication and Spaces Among Women”. Heresies, vol. 1, no. 2, May 1977, p.126. The Heretics.
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