Melba Windoffer papers 1933-1990 1960-1985

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Melba Windoffer papers 1933-1990 1960-1985

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Papers of a longtime activist in Pacific Northwest socialist, feminist, and labor organizations

7.42 cubic feet; 8 boxes

eng,

University of Washington Libraries Special Collections

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SNAC Resource ID: 6367029

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Windoffer, Melba

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Melba Windoffer, born September 24,1910, was a Seattle activist who was involved in several local radical groups. She is best known for her work with Radical Women, a socialist feminist organization that she helped establish in 1967 along with Clara Fraser, Susan Stern and Gloria Martin. Windoffer was also an active member and sometimes secretary of the Freedom Socialist Party (FSP) and the Committee for a Revolutionary Socialist Party (CRSP). Throughout the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s s...

Radical Women (Seattle, Wash.)

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