How the 'bra burners' of the Miss America 1968 protests left their mark on feminism

On a warm September day, amid the excitement of the 1968 Miss America Pageant, a few hundred women crowded the Boardwalk.

The 1968 Miss America Protest - and its Significance Today

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The year women refused to stay silent, tossed their bras and redefined politics - The Washington Post

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Bra Burning in Atlantic City, New Jersey 1968 Feminist movement, Second wave feminism, Feminist protest

Fifty Years Ago, Protesters Took on the Miss America Pageant and Electrified the Feminist Movement, History

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