Browse: Item / Women’s Liberation Movement Print Culture / Duke Digital Repository

Note: You can search the full transcribed text of the items in this collection. Search Full Text

New Search Browse Item

1. Alix Shulman holding poster, Miss America protest, Atlantic City, 1968

2. Annotated planning notes for the Miss America protest

3. Annotated project notes for the Miss America protest

4. Carol Giardina and other protestors with signs, Miss America protest, Atlantic City, 1968

5. Contact sheet with 12 photographs, Miss America protest, Atlantic City, 1968

6. Contact sheet with 9 photographs, Miss America protest, Atlantic City, 1968

7. Draft of Miss America essay by Robin Morgan

8. Freedom Trash Can, Miss America protest, Atlantic City, 1968

9. Letter from Susie [Suzanne Giddens?] to Robin Morgan

10. Miss America protest, Atlantic City, 1968

11. Notes from the First Year

12. Police officer and Robin Morgan, Miss America protest, Atlantic City, 1968

13. Poor Black Women

14. Draft of Miss America press release and open letter inviting women to attend the Miss America protest

15. Negro Girls Sought to Enter Contests for Miss America, Aug. 15, 1968

16. Press release and open letter inviting women to attend the Miss America protest

17. Letter from Robin Morgan to Richard S. Jackson, Mayor of Atlantic City, Aug. 29, 1968

18. Miss America Test Opens Big Atlantic City Month, Aug. 27, 1968

19. Scenes, Aug. 29, 1968

20. The Lyons Den, by Leonard Lyons, Aug. 31, 1968

21. American Beauty, by Bonny Cohen

22. Atlantic City is a town with class, they raid your morals and judge your ass, by Suzanne Giddens

23. Handwritten and typed drafts of protest songs for the 1968 Miss America protest

24. Lesbians and Liberation, by Robin Morgan, Sept. 1968

25. Letter from Robin Morgan to Don Silverman, Sept. 1968

26. Slavery Exists: Miss America is a Slave

27. Untitled post-pageant reflection, Sept. 1968

28. Who Will Miss America?

29. Women! Don't Miss Amerika! flier inviting women to protest the Miss America pageant

30. Women's Liberation No More Miss America! flier inviting women to protest the Miss America pageant

31. Letter from Richard S. Jackson, Mayor of Atlantic City, to Robin Morgan, Sept. 4, 1968

32. Against Beauty Show, Sept. 5, 1968

33. Miss Iowa, Swimsuit Winner, Sad Pilot Dad Going to Viet, Sept. 5, 1968

34. No More Miss America, by Women's Liberation, Sept. 5, 1968

35. Feminists to Picket Pageant, Sept. 6, 1968

36. Demonstration information for Miss America protest, Sept. 7, 1968

37. Protest songs for the Miss America protest

38. Lingerie Dumped in Pageant Protest, Sept. 8, 1968

39. Miss America Pageant is Picketed by 100 Women, by Charlotte Curtis, Sept. 8, 1968

40. Along With Miss America, There's Now Miss Black America, by Charlotte Curtis and Judy Klemesrud, Sept. 9, 1968

41. Daily News photographs of Judith Anne Ford, winner of the 1968 Miss America Pageant.

42. Female Firebrands, by Harriet Van Horne, Sept. 9, 1968

43. Judi: A Queen in Blue Jeans, Sept. 9, 1968

44. Untitled newsclipping containing Miss Black America photograph, Sept. 9, 1968

45. Cover of New York Free Press, Sept. 12-19, 1968

46. The Bra Burners, by Art Buchwald, Sept. 12, 1968

47. No More Miss America, Sept. 13, 1968

48. Radical Women Protest Ugly Pageant, by Susan Sutheim, Sept. 14, 1968

49. The winner, a rival in black and some ribroast ribbing, Sept. 20, 1968

50. A Beauty Queen Exposes the Shabby Side of Contests, by William J. Drummond, Sept. 21, 1968