Ah, yes: "the 60s bra-burning days of women's lib." Those "bra-burning days" can be traced to the boardwalk at Atlantic City, NJ, 43 years ago, when about 100 women's liberation demonstrators protested the Miss America pageant at the city's Convention Center. A centerpiece of the protest was what the demonstrators called the "freedom trash can,"…
Marie Colvin's Private War
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