“The voice that has for three decades provided a lyrical narrative of the changing position of women in American society.”
—The New York Times
At twenty, Alix Kates Shulman left her native Cleveland, Ohio, for the excitement of New York's Greenwich Village. In the following decades she became a political activist, public feminist, university teacher, and award-winning writer.
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She has published 15 books, including 5 novels, 3 memoirs, 3 books for children, 2 books on the anarchist-feminist Emma Goldman, an essay collection, short stories, and a new Library of America anthology of Women's Liberation writings.
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Alix protesting the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City 1968.
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