Brownmiller, Susan

Feminist activist Susan Brownmiller chronicles the Women's Liberation Movement, profiling the women who contributed to its creation, development, and success.

Explores the supposed components of femininity, considering such things as hair, clothes, voice, movement, emotion, and ambition.

A biography of the New York politician who was the first black woman to be elected to the United States Congress.

Feminist activist Susan Brownmiller chronicles the Women's Liberation Movement, profiling the women who contributed to its creation, development, and success.

Examines various aspects of rape, including American rape laws, rape in war from Biblical times to the present, false myths about rape, and "the female victim psychology.".