Papers, [ca. 1966]-1979.

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Papers, [ca. 1966]-1979.

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Papers include manuscripts, galley proofs, correspondence, and subject files relating to her publications: THE INVISIBLE SCAR (1966), BORN FEMALE: THE HIGH COST OF KEEPING WOMEN DOWN (1968), EVERYTHING A WOMEN NEEDS TO KNOW TO GET PAID WHAT SHE'S WORTH (1973), THE CROWDING SYNDROME: LEARNING TO LIVE WITH TOO MUCH AND TOO MANY (1976), WHAT WOMEN WANT (1979), and THE TWO-PAYCHECK MARRIAGE (1979). There are also subject files on women's issues such as affirmative action, the Equal Rights Amendment, business opportunities, marriage, minority women, women in education, employment, women in the Army, and health.

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