The 1970s Media and the Women's Liberation Movement: A Look Back

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Examine in-depth how the Women's Liberation Movement was portrayed in the media during the 1970s. We go back in time to examine how the contentious discussions surrounding women's rights were portrayed in movies, TV shows, and periodicals in this video. Every cover and broadcast served as a window into society's struggles, from ferocious pieces that defended equality to those that adhered to tradition. Classic TV series like The Mary Tyler Moore Show pioneered new ground, and sexism and workplace equality were the subject of discussions sparked by movies like Norma Rae and Clute. Learn how the media, both print and broadcast, acted as a battlefield for supporters and detractors, influencing the course of the women's movement.

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