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In 1941 the Ladies' Home Journal, adopted the slogan, "Never Underestimate the Power of a Woman." On March 18, 1970, about 100 feminists staged an 11-hour sit-in at the New York City offices of Ladies' Home Journal demanding an all-female staff, equal pay, and on-site daycare. The protest resulted in a compromise where the magazine agreed to hire more women, establish on-site daycare, and allow activists to produce a special section on women's liberation in the August 1970 issue. I believe the tee was made around this time and unfortunately have not been able to find more details on it, this is really special piece of woman's history!!
Measurements:
All taken flat, have not been doubled
Pit to pit: 17" stretch to 25"
Length: 24"
Size small- medium
Condition: Excellent, faint discoloring on front as shown
Material: Cotton
Era: 1970s
Hayley is 5'3 and size 4
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