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The British Library’s Sisterhood and After  2018 project has recorded the views and recollections of sixty-six women who have spent their lives striving for political and social equality, and who struggled for changes that would grant both women and men new freedoms. In addition to the interviews, explore the themes to discover the background to the movement.

 See 'BL Sisterhood And After' online

The Women’s Liberation Movement was formed of young women living in a period of rapid social and cultural change. Many were also active in civil rights, peace and new left movements and had the skills to spread their message in powerful and varied ways.

These women took up the challenge in an extraordinary period of British history - feminists like Lesley Abdela and other women at the forefront of the Women’s Liberation Movement in the 1970s and 80s. What they fought for, what they achieved and how they achieved it.  Sisterhood and After   - Voices of feminists alive today who were at the forefront of the Women’s Liberation Movement in the UK in the 1970s and 80s.



