Sex and Caste at 50Main MenuHow to Read this EssayA Kind of Memo is ...IntroductionNot about sexismA Kind of Memo as Message for the MovementNot about powerLeadership in the MovementNot a New Movement ManifestohistoriographyAcknowledgementsMichelle Moravec13fa5f1d638f0b5438f051a0c427d2e2270b734a
consciousness raising
12015-07-23T07:07:13-07:00Michelle Moravec13fa5f1d638f0b5438f051a0c427d2e2270b734a56201plain2015-07-23T07:07:13-07:00Michelle Moravec13fa5f1d638f0b5438f051a0c427d2e2270b734aconversations that raised common themes or problems is precisely what CR did. While Amatniek and Hanisch two women who also spent 1964 in Mississippi are credited with introducing consciousness raising to women's liberation. While the link to CR and CRM by scholars has more generally been described as women emulating the impressive testimony given by blacks about the discrimination they experienced, the Memo reveals that women's private conversations with one another were positioned as potentially powerful.