Kate Millett papers, , 1912-2002 and undated bulk 1951-2001

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Kate Millett papers, 1912-2002 and undated, bulk 1951-2001

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Kate Millett papers, , 1912-2002 and undated bulk 1951-2001

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http://library.duke.edu/rubenstein/findingaids/millett/

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David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library

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Edward Peters

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Germaine Greer

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Senior Action in a Gay Environment (SAGE)

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Hartmann, Heidi

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Lamia Ink!

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Sade

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New York Theater Ensemble

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Meredith Tax

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Marat

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Mendal Johnson

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Michiko Matsumoto

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Littleton, Christine

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Atkinson, Ti-Grace

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Activists for Alternatives

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Hacker, Emily

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Lisa Shreve

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Douglas Halford

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Center on Contemporary Art

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Women in Distribution (WINDS)

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City University of New York. Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies.

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Courtland Jessup Gallery

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Richard Hobbs

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Women's Prison Association

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American psychological association

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Kim Bancroft

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Howard Deutsch

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Fraser, Clara

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Jean Genet

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James Smith

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Mosher, Loren R., 1933-

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Loren R. Mosher, clinician specializing in the treatment of schizophrenia without drugs, earned his undergraduate degree in biological sciences at Stanford University in 1956. His professional posts have included first chief of the National Institute of Mental Health's Center for the Studies of Schizophrenia (1968 to 1980); chief medical director of mental health service in Montgomery County, Md., (1988 to 1996); and clinical director of mental health services for San Diego County (1996 to 1998)...

Gallery 91

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Minami Gallery

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John Dean

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FOIA

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Hamburger Institut

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Madre

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Sylvia Likens

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Sophia Smith collection

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PEN Congress

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Sohozat

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England Dan

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Primo Levi

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Center for Adult Life and Learning

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U.N.

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Wages for Housework

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Valerie Harms

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Alice Walker

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Lower East Side Joint Planning Council

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Thomas Mann

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Claude, Richard

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Wheelan, Susan

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Spacks, Patricia Meyer

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Xenia

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Herman Hesse

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Puchang Gallery

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Ronni Gilboa

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Veterans of Feminist Wars

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Sally Zinman

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David, Sara J., 1943-...

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Ionesco

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Women's History Research Center

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Womanstyle Theatre Festival

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Colleen McKay

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British Home Office

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Martha Fish

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Clarke, Linda

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The Woman's Building

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Barnard

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Symons, Donald, 1942-....

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Dellinger, Dave

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Jennifer Floryan

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New York University

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Sheila Ryan

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Circle of Support

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Columbia

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National Forum for Women

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America Sosa

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Millett, Kate

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Katherine Murray Millett (September 14, 1934 – September 6, 2017) was an American feminist writer, educator, artist, and activist. She attended Oxford University and was the first American woman to be awarded a degree with first-class honors after studying at St Hilda's College, Oxford. She has been described as "a seminal influence on second-wave feminism", and is best known for her book Sexual Politics (1970), which was based on her doctoral dissertation at Columbia University. The feminist, ...

NAPS

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New England Sculptors Association

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Judi Chamberlin

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Philip Kumin

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Collette, ...

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Suzanne Korosi

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Freedom Socialist Party (U.S.)

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Show and Tell Productions

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Sun Valley Center for the Arts and Humanities

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Association of Artist-Run Galleries (AARG)

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Gloria Steinem

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Lillian Shreve

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Kafka

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National Film Theatre

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Women Filmmakers Directory

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Feminist Anti-censorship Task Force (FACT)

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Stephanie Baniszewski

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Political Rights Defense Fund

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Taslima Nasrin

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Elaine Scarey

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Delphine Seyrig

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Buffalo State College

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Jeffrey Masson

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National Mental Health Consumers' Association

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Lisa Streets

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Program Corporation of America.

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Lammas bookstore

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Committee for Artistic and Intellectual Freedom in Iran (CAIFI)

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Jenny Likens

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Cooper Square Committee

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American Friends of St. Hilda's College

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North American Man-Boy Love Association (NAMBLA)

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Peter Lehmann

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Michele A. Baca

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Dobbins, Peggy

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New York Radical Women Group 2

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Noho Gallery

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Elizabeth Kubler-Ross

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Professional Women's Caucus (PWC)

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University of Massachusetts

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Pollock-Krasner Foundation

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Network against Psychiatric Assault (NAPA)

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DeGrand, Alexander

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Robert Gober

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Taylor, Kathleen

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Ricciuti, Annie

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Helen Millett

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California Youth Authority

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Agency History The State Reform School at Marysville, established in 1860 ( Stats. 1860, ch. 234), opened as California's first state institution for the reform of juvenile offenders. The school operated for eight years, transferring twenty-eight wards at its closing in 1868 to the San Francisco Industrial School. Established and run as a city and county institution in 1858 (ch. 209), the Industrial School at San Francisco remained open until...

Jan Hansen

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Sophie Keir

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Proxpeale, Dana

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Feminist Center for Human Growth and Development

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Women's Action Coalition

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Judson Memorial Church

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Galerie des femmes

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Laura X

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Prison Law Project

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Faye Ellman

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Thelma Burdick

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Linda Kavars

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Chuck Levitan Gallery

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Bonini, Gene

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