Phyllis Schlafly, a prominent conservative voice, is contemplating a further bid for a seat in Congress. This consideration comes as the women's rights movement intensifies its efforts to secure the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendmen…

Phyllis galvanizes local support in her opposition to the ERA, while Gloria Steinem navigates a delicate defense against Bella Abzug’s efforts to involve her more deeply in the political arena.

In a moment of unprecedented political significance, Shirley Chisholm launches a historic bid for the presidency. Meanwhile, Gloria navigates the treacherous currents of party politics within the Democratic National Convention. Elsewhere, P…

With the burgeoning momentum of the Stop ERA movement and its increasing visibility in the press, Betty Friedan, the foundational figure of the feminist movement, sets her sights on dismantling Phyllis Schlafly.

Phyllis and Fred Schlafly engaged in a televised discussion with the prominent feminist couple, Brenda and Marc Feigan-Fasteau.

Phyllis finds herself at odds with her own party, a consequence of the current Republican administration's stance on the ERA. This position places her in a contentious relationship with Jill Ruckelshaus, a prominent figure in Republican fem…

Bella found herself unexpectedly tasked with the organization of the nation’s first government-sponsored National Women’s Conference. Amidst the preparations, tensions arose between Phyllis and the other women regarding the most effective m…

At the National Women's Conference in Houston, Alice, Rosemary, and Pamela stepped across the threshold into unfamiliar ground, encountering prominent figures in the feminist movement.

Gloria, Bella, and Jill exerted considerable pressure on the White House, urging action on the initiatives stemming from the recent National Women's Conference. Meanwhile, Phyllis positioned herself to capitalize on her political successes …