Albany Student Press 1971-03-31

The first round was Frictliin's, who immcdiulcly set the groundwork for her attack, "liberation from what'/" ,he hegan, "from anything than denies the women ol this country or the world I heir full personhood. I can'l make il any simpler ihan that," "This is a massive, unfinished revolution of American women towards full equality, human dignily. human freedom and our own Identity in the Family of Man...It is the biggcsl, mosl important, faslesl growing movement for basic social change in this country...." "It is unique., Il deals not with a minority...but with an oppressed majority. Women, over 507/ of the population of the U.S.; 55%ul'lhe adult voting population in this slate are no longer a silent majority. "In the pasl few years, we have found our voice and we are confronting not only with words, but with decisive actions llie institutions that have oppressed us."