National Organization for Women Eastern Regional Conference button, 1972. Digital
ERA. National Organization for Women ERA t-shirt, undated. Digital
ERA. National Organization for Women ERA t-shirt, 1982. Digital
National Organization for Women pro-choice t-shirt, undated. Digital
Cape Ann North Shore National Organization for Women t-shirt, undated. Digital
The records of the Cape Ann/North Shore Chapter of the National Organization for Women includes membership and financial records; meeting announcements and agendas; phone messages; flyers, fact sheets, and other mailings from Massachusetts NOW and the National Organization for Women; a t-shirt, bag, and a button; and an audiocassette. Files are arranged alphabetically.
Work: National Organization for Women: "NOW Organization Conference/NOW organizational tapes 5-9 (from NOW archives)," September 12, 1971. Digital
Angela Davis speech: "Women and the Struggle Against Racism" at National Organization for Women: California Statewide Convention, May 1987. Digital
Davis discusses affirmative action, racism violence, Ronald Reagan and corporate interest, connections between racism and sexism, solidarity, antisemitism, the death penalty, police brutality, and grassroots movements. Includes audience question and answer session.
Angela Davis and Dolores Huerta speech: National Organization for Women: California Statewide Convention, May 30, 1987. Digital
[Child care] Day Care Task Force proposal to American Telephone and Telegraph Company from National Organization for Women (NOW), undated Digital
Work: National Organization for Women: "NOW Organization Conference/NOW organizational tapes 1&2 and 3&4 (from NOW archives)." September 12, 1970, September 11, 1971. Digital
Angela Davis speech: "Relationship Among Racism, Birth Control, and Reproductive Rights" at National Organization for Women (NOW), Sacramento, conference December 6, 1986. Digital
Davis discusses movement for women's equality, terrorist assaults against abortion clinics; how reproductive rights is related to issues of race, class, and foreign policy; and the dangers of corporate reproductive technologies. She critiques the women's movement's myopic focus on abortion rights without considering issues faced by poor women or women of color such as sterilization.
Mary Eastwood discusses working for women's rights on President Kennedy's Commission on the Status of Women, and the early days of the National Organization for Women's Legal Defense and Education Fund. November 21, 1985. 60 minutes. Digital
The collection consists of audiotapes of talks by speakers featured in the Schlesinger Library Luncheon Series.