The National Women's Conference, And The Schlafly Backlash (1977) This Day In Esoteric Political History podcast

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The National Women's Conference, and the Schlafly Backlash (1977)

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It's November 21st. This day in 1977, the National Women's Conference in Houston is coming to a close after a joyous but tense event. It would be the first and last conference of its kind.

Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how the conference came together, how it tried to bring together the many different strands of feminism -- and how the backlash, led by Phyllis Schlafly, ended up overtaking the headlines.

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