- Introduction, 1998
- Introduction
- Part I. Consciousness: Breaking through the Feminine Mystique
- The Way We Were—1949 (1974)
- Angry Letters, Relieved Letters (1963)
- Woman: The Fourth Dimension (1964)
- Television and the Feminine Mystique (1964)
- The Crisis in Women’s Identity (1964)
- Part II. The Actions: Organizing the Women’s Movement for Equality
- NOW Statement of Purpose (1966)
- “The First Year”: The President’s Report to NOW 1967
- “Our Revolution Is Unique”: Excerpt from the President’s Report to NOW, 1968
- “Tokenism and the Pseudo-Radical Copout” (1969)
- Abortion: A Woman’s Civil Right (1969)
- Judge Carswell and the “Sex Plus” Doctrine (1970)
- Call to Women’s Strike for Equality (1970)
- Strike Day, August 26th, 1970
- Critique of Sexual Politics (1970)
- “The Next Step”: The National Women’s Political Caucus (1971)
- Part III. Betty Friedan’s Notebook: Struggling for Personal Truth (1971-1973)
- Part IV. Transcending Polarities: New Power in the World
- Madame Prime Minister (1966)
- A Visit with Pope Paul (1974)
- A Dialogue with Simone de Beauvoir (1975)
- The Crises of Divorce (1974)
- An Open Letter to True Men (1974)
- Scary Doings in Mexico City (1975)
- An Open Letter to the Women’s Movement—1976
- Afterwords
- Afterword to “The National Women’s Political Caucus”
- Afterword to “Madame Prime Minister”
- Afterword to “A Visit with Pope Paul”
- Afterword to “Scary Doings in Mexico City”
- Afterword to “An Open Letter to the Women’s Movement—1976”
“It Changed My Life”
Writings on the Women’s Movement, With a New Introduction
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ISBN 9780674468856
Publication Date: 03/15/1998
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