Friedan warns CIA may paralyze women's movement
Betty Friedan told reporters in Mexico City that CIA manipulation could have caused a paralysis of leadership and energy in the U.S. women's movement. She urged feminists to abandon rage and pessimism, embrace a "new yes" spirit, and continue defending gains against sexism.
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First ladies clash on lib in world women drive
Leah Rabin and Jihan Sadat debated how to advance women's rights on ABC TV. Rabin urged immediate liberation for women without awaiting an economic revolution, while Sadat argued wealth redistribution is needed for equal progress. They spoke from Mexico City at the International Women's Conference.
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Delegates Seek Broader Views at Women’s Year Conference
U S delegates at the International Women’s Year conference in Mexico City plan more meetings with unofficial American participants after a hurried first session. Jill Ruckelshaus says they will address noncredentialed delegates and push for trust and a voice for diverse women amid protests over minority representation and the official stance.
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