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We changed the sex of this cucumis sativus [page 2]
Title
We
changed
the
sex
of this
cucumis
sativus
[page
2]
Creator
Students
for a
Democratic
Society
(U.S.)
Publisher/Affiliation
Students for a Democratic Society (U.S.)
Place of Publication
United States--Washington (State)--Seattle
Date
1969
Notes
Alternative
Title:
Open
Forum
Today
Announces:
Students
for a
Democratic
Society
open
forum
April
10
,
1969
Quote:
"Yesterday
SDS
seized
the
Women's
Day
Fashion
Show
for
about
an
hour.
Several
members
of
SDS
presented
a
brief
skit
showing
the
relationship
of the
fashion
industry
to the
exploitation
of
garment
workers
and to the
oppression
of
consumers..
What
SDS
was
attempting
to
show
through
the
disruption
was that
fashion
shows
and the
fashion
industry
are
simply
not
relevant
to
most
people's
lives...
We
have
talked
in the
past
about
how
women
are
channeled...
In this
society
,
our
roles
are
defined
by
our
sex
,
race
, and
class
, not by
individual
personalities."
Sponsored
by:
Students
for a
Democratic
Soceity
Note
on
date:
April
10
,
1969
written
in
pen
on
document.
Intended Purpose
Event publicity
Issue Area
Feminism/Women's issues
Subjects (LCTGM)
Sexism--United States
Fashion industry--United States
Fashion shows--Washington (State)--Seattle
Subjects (LCSH)
Sexism in mass media--United States
Geographic Coverage
United
States--Washington
(State)--Seattle
Digital Collection
Vietnam War Era Ephemera Collection
Digital ID Number
VTN205
Repository
University of Washington Libraries. Special Collections Division
Repository Collection
University
of
Washington.
ASUW.
Access.
no.
85-35
,
Box
6
Object Type
Flier
Physical Description
27.5
x
21.5
cm
Digital Reproduction Information
Scanned from original text at 200 dpi in greyscale, saved in JPEG format and resized to 1000 ppi horizontal. Saved at compression rate 12. 2009.
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