Kansas Women's Political Caucus records 1972-1979

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Kansas Women's Political Caucus records 1972-1979

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The Kansas Women's Political Caucus was formed in 1972 to encourage the participation of women of all social classes, ages, cultural backgrounds, and political affiliations in government. Membership was opened to men in 1974. This collection of the organization's records includes correspondence, minutes, membership information, political pamphlets, as well as materials relating to the National Women's Political Caucus, local Kansas caucuses, and affiliated groups.

2 linear ft (2 boxes), 1 oversize folder

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University of Kansas Kenneth Spencer Research Library Kanas Collection

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