1. Editors’ Note
  2. Matt Brim, Cynthia Chris
  3. pp. 9-13
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  1. The Power of the First-Person Narrative: Ericka Huggins and the Black Panther Party
  2. Mary Phillips
  3. pp. 33-51
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  1. Lessons in Self-Defense: Gender Violence, Racial Criminalization, and Anticarceral Feminism
  2. Emily Thuma
  3. pp. 52-71
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  1. Red, Black, and Left: Communist Counterdiscourses
  2. Aneeka A. Henderson
  3. pp. 72-75
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  1. Summer of the Sisterhood Clinic 1978
  2. Debra Bruce
  3. pp. 76-77
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  1. “To Live a Humanity under the Skin”: Revolutionary Love and Third World Praxis in 1970s Chicana Feminism
  2. Natalie Havlin
  3. pp. 78-97
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  1. The Pornoethnography of Boys in the Sand: Fetishisms of Race and Class in the 1970s Gay Fire Island Pines
  2. Jerry Yung-Ching Chang
  3. pp. 101-115
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  1. Twentieth Centurions: Screening Gender and Sexuality before the Digital
  2. Heather N. Lukes
  3. pp. 116-119
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  1. Sex and the Me Decade: Sex and Dating Advice Literature of the 1970s
  2. Anna E. Ward
  3. pp. 120-136
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  1. Girlhood: In Cantos
  2. Elizabeth Pérez
  3. pp. 137-140
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  1. Beginning with O: From “In Search of Pure Lust”
  2. Lise Weil
  3. pp. 141-148
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  1. Nice & Rough: Unapologetically Black, Beautiful, and Bold: A Conversation with Sheila Jackson on Black Women’s Participation in Cultural Production in the 1970s
  2. Sheila Jackson, Angelica Macklin
  3. pp. 151-165
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  1. Max’s Unbearable Being 1972
  2. Amy Pence
  3. pp. 166-168
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  1. New Feminist Approaches to the Study of Race and Sound
  2. Kirstie Dorr
  3. pp. 169-174
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  1. “Programas Sin Vergüenza (Shameless Programs)”: Mapping Chicanas in Community Radio in the 1970s
  2. Monica De La Torre
  3. pp. 175-190
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  1. Me Time
  2. Jennifer L. Knox
  3. pp. 191-192
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  1. Madame Queen’s Thievery
  2. Melanie Maria Goodreaux
  3. pp. 193-200
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  1. Feminism Underground: The Comics Rhetoric of Lee Marrs and Roberta Gregory
  2. Margaret Galvan
  3. pp. 203-222
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  1. James Tiptree Jr.: Rereading Essentialism and Ecofeminism in the 1970s
  2. Rebecca Evans
  3. pp. 223-239
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  1. Restoring the Clutter of the Everyday
  2. Mary McGlynn
  3. pp. 240-244
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  1. How to Survive a Shipwreck, and: In My Mother’s House
  2. Kristina Bicher
  3. pp. 245-246
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  1. Of Woman Born to Mommy Blogged: The Journey from the Personal as Political to the Personal as Commodity
  2. Kara Van Cleaf
  3. pp. 247-264
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  1. Annie’s Song
  2. Jennifer L. Knox
  3. pp. 265-266
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  1. The Old Way
  2. Stella Padnos-Shea
  3. pp. 267-268
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  1. The Equal Rights Amendment
  3. p. 271
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  1. Equality, Sameness, Difference: Revisiting the Equal Rights Amendment
  2. Karma Chávez, Yasmin Nair, Ryan Conrad
  3. pp. 272-276
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  1. Above the Line
  2. Cheryl Dunye
  3. pp. 277-281
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  1. A Memory of Struggle
  2. Eileen Boris
  3. pp. 282-286
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  1. ERA’s Legacy Calls for Intersectionality in Words and Action
  2. Marie “Keta” Miranda
  3. pp. 287-290
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  1. Reflections of a Yellow Pearl Who Found Her Song in Her Own ERA
  2. Nobuko Miyamoto
  3. pp. 291-294
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  1. Toward an Emancipatory Citizenship
  2. Christine “Cricket” Keating
  3. pp. 295-297
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  1. Some of This Actually Happened
  2. Lucas Hilderbrand
  3. pp. 301-305
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  1. Introduction: The 1970s
  2. Shelly Eversley, Michelle Habell-Pallán
  3. pp. 14-30
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