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What was the Chicago Women's Liberation
Union? The Chicago Women's Liberation Union (CWLU) grew out of the women's movement, the civil rights movement, the anti-war movement and the other social movements of the time. From 1969-1977, CWLU members dedicated themselves to developing grassroots programs for women while working toward a long term revolution in American society.  A
History of the CWLU- A brief summary of the organization's
history by the CWLU Herstory Editorial Committee. Articles
about the CWLU- Browse articles about the CWLU and its
members written from a modern perspective.A
CWLU Statement of Purpose- Read a description of the CWLU written
for the Womankind newspaper from 1972.CWLU
Workgroups and Projects- The CWLU was actually a coalition
of many grassroots feminist groups. Read about them in more detail.A
Women's Liberation Timeline- A timeline of modern feminism
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