Second Wave Feminism : Websites

Resources highlight women's part in the multiple struggles for social change that span the century including labor, socialism, civil liberties, peace, racial justice, urban reform, welfare rights, and women's rights.

A multidisciplinary bibliography, compiled by Sherri L. Barnes.

Information on Black feminism, and specifically the works of Kimberle Crenshaw, Patricia Hill Collins, and Barbara Smith.

Herstory project site includes text, audio and video memoirs, articles, documents, pictures, and more. herstory project site includes text, audio and video memoirs, articles, documents, pictures, and more.

These are the articles, pamphlets, manifestos, and stories produced by the women's liberation movement that helped influence the thinking of CWLU members.

​For the first time, core feminist texts from the second wave of feminism in Europe have been made available to researchers in an easily accessible online database.

A project of the Jewish Women's Archive.

Selected writings of feminists of each of the three waves of feminist political activity.

Photos and links to National Public Radio interviews with participants (Redstockings website).

Information from the Khan Academy.

Narrators include labor, peace, and anti-racism activists; artists and writers; lesbian rights advocates; grassroots anti-violence and anti-poverty organizers; and women of color reproductive justice leaders.

An Online Archival Collection from Duke University Library, Special Collections Department.