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  • Christie Haas, Judy Ruszkowski, Tene Croom
    Andrea Geraghty & Lee Fogarty
    Jessie Ramey, Lee Fogarty, Marcia Bandes, Kipp Dawson, Ginny Hildebrand
    City Councilwoman Erica Strassburger, Jeanne Clark, Alma Speed Fox, Eleanor Smeal, Pat Ulbrich, Mayor Bill Peduto, Jessie Ramey
    Eleanor Smeal, Cindy Hundorfean, Brenda Frazier, Evan Frazier
    Pat Ulbrich with Hatem Hassen, Will Zavala and Licia Simon at Chatham Feminist Alumni Opening Reception
    Fran Barrett, Maureen McHugh and friend at Chatham Feminist Alumni Opening Reception
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    City Councilwoman Erica Strassburger, Jeanne Clark, Alma Speed Fox, Eleanor Smeal, Pat Ulbrich, Mayor Bill Peduto, Jessie Ramey
    Pat Ulbrich & Will Zavala
    Eleanor Smeal, Cindy Hundorfean, Brenda Frazier, Evan Frazier
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  • In Sisterhood: the Women’s Movement in Pittsburgh©, 1967-1989, is an oral history and multimedia project designed to promote a deeper understanding and appreciation of an inspiring aspect of the region’s history and to highlight how progress was achieved through the hard work and determination of a diverse group of local grassroots activists.


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  • Carol McCullough, In Sisterhood, Pittsburgh

    Carol McCullough

    Carol McCullough

    Carol McCullough (b. 1941) and her husband Fred joined the National Organization for Women (NOW) in 1971, but belonged to different chapters in the Pittsburgh area so they could alternate chi …

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  • September 10, 1969 – Gerald Gardner filed a formal complaint on behalf of the Greater Pittsburgh Area Chapter of NOW against the Pittsburgh Press for continuing to publish “help wanted” ads separately for women and men after the sex discrimination was banned in Pittsburgh. » Continue Reading