Series II. Subject files

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1992
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1997
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{"value"=>"<p>This series contains brochures and reports on subjects of special interest to women. They include breast cancer, rape, sexual harassment, abortion, police brutality, women in prison, teenage reproductive issues, portrayal of women in the media, and violence against women.</p> <p>Some files contain information on events to which WAC responded not with direct action, but through formal and informal letter writing campaigns. Some of these campaigns concerned the naming of a pub after Jack the Ripper, a degrading article in the <span class=\"title\">Harvard Law Review</span> about a deceased feminist lawyer, and \"pro-life\" advertising on TBS (Turner Broadcasting System). There is also information about other women's and feminist organizations.</p> <p>Several folders contain newspaper clippings and magazine articles drawn from New York City metropolitan area publications, national popular magazines, like <span class=\"title\">Cosmopolitan</span> and <span class=\"title\">Ms.</span>; as well as art journals.</p>"}
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  1. Abortion
  2. Act-Up
  3. AIDS
  4. Anti-Censorship
  5. Artist and Homeless collaborative
  6. Artwork by Mary Beth Edelson
  7. Bake sale fundraiser
  8. Bell Communications sexual harassment suit
  9. Bosnian women raped (war crimes)
  10. Boycott Colorado
  11. Boycott Silver Palace restaurant
  12. Breast cancer
  13. Buffalo, NY counter-protest
  14. Chants
  15. Child sexual abuse law
  16. City Health Information
  17. Citywide Coalition to End Police Brutality
  18. Civil disobedience handbook
  19. Clippings [5/1]
  20. Commission on the Status of Women New York City
  21. Cruz, Michael
  22. Domestic Violence
  23. Equal Rights Amendment
  24. FAIR-Fairness $#x0026; Accuracy In Reporting
  25. FURY-Feminists United to Represent Youth
  26. Gabriella Network, 1994
  27. Gay Pride Parade
  28. General material
  29. Getting It Gazette
  30. Girlcott against Nestle/Carnation
  31. Governor's Taskforce against sexual harassment
  32. Guerrilla Girls
  33. Harvard Law Review
  34. IFCO-Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization--Cuba Friendshipment
  35. Index list
  36. Individual member actions
  37. Iris House benefit
  38. Jack the Ripper club
  39. A Job is a Right Campaign
  40. Lesbian Avengers
  41. Lesbians
  42. Lifetime Television
  43. Linn, Cathy
  44. Mississippi Human Rights hearings
  45. Mosbacher Op-Ed piece
  46. Mother's Voices
  47. National Council on Women's Health
  48. National Endowment for the Arts
  49. Neary, Charmian
  50. New Directions For Women
  51. New York City School Board Elections
  52. Operation Lift The Ban
  53. Operation Rescue
  54. Pharmaceutical companies
  55. Pornography Victim's Compensation Act
  56. Pro-Choice
  57. Reading list
  58. Resume project
  59. Riker's Island Mental Health Services
  60. Roe vs. Wade
  61. Rudywatch
  62. Save Our Cities/Save Our Children
  63. Self Defense courses
  64. Sex workers
  65. Speak Up! workshops
  66. Stalking legislation--H.R. 840
  67. Stop Tailhook '93 demonstration
  68. Tax Revolt for Healthcare
  69. Teenage reproductive issues
  70. Third Wave
  71. Turner Broadcasting System
  72. Tyson, Mike
  73. United Nations
  74. Violence
  75. WHAM!-Women's Health Action $#x0026; Mobilization
  76. The Woman Activist
  77. Women In Black
  78. Women in film
  79. Women's Caucus for Art
  80. Women's Housing Coalition
  81. Zero Tolerance