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Free Press - McGill University, students of Arts and Science

Free Press - McGill University, students of Arts and Science

This file contains a digital copy of the 2 December 1970 publication 'Free Press' by the students of Arts and Science (ASUS) at McGill University.It contains the following articles and poems:
- On Myth and Tradition in Industrial Society or How Fairy Tales Keep Our Sisters Down by Nancy Thede
- Liberation in a Vacuum: The Bourgeois Dilemma by Jane Taylor
- Poems: The Jailor by Sylvia Plath; Anonymous Poem by A Seven-Year-Old Woman; A Work of Artiface by Marge Piercy; Pour Toi Mon Amour by Jacques Prevert; For Witches by Susan Sutheim; with a drawing by Marg Bean
- Woman as Prostitute by Gail Guttentag
- Sisterhood is Powerful - Reviews by Anne Fourt
- Book - Sexual Politics, reviewed by Martha Aspler
Impetus - The Black Woman: Proceedings of the Fourth National Congress of Black Women of Canada

Impetus - The Black Woman: Proceedings of the Fourth National Congress of Black Women of Canada

This item consists of a booklet related to the “Fourth National Congress of Black Women of Canada,” held in Windsor, Ontario, on August 19-21, 1977. The Congress was organized by the Hour-A-Day Study Club, as well as a planning committee representing black women from the Maritimes, Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec.

The Congress theme was “Impetus – The Black Woman." The booklet contains a history of Hour-A-Day Study Club and summaries of papers presented in workshops at the Congress.

The main subjects were: Adult and Early Childhood Education; Youth, Immigration and Human Rights; Consciousness Raising of the Multicultural Woman; and Economics and Small Business.

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