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Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015

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Follow Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015 through 12 chapters on an interactive situation map. The atlas includes 24 dated maps and 65 battles, turning points and sites of memory, each drawn where it happened. From this index you can open a separate page for every chapter, map and place.

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The chapters

Origins of second-wave feminism
CHAPTER 1 · 1963
Title VII and the founding of NOW
CHAPTER 2 · 1970
The personal is political
CHAPTER 3 · 1972
Black and Chicana feminism
CHAPTER 4 · 1977
Equal Rights Amendment
CHAPTER 5 · 1982
UN Decade for Women and CEDAW
CHAPTER 6 · 1985
Tunisia under Bourguiba
CHAPTER 7 · 1956
Tunisia under Ben Ali
CHAPTER 8 · 2008
Tunisian Revolution
CHAPTER 9 · 2011
Tunisia’s transition to democracy
CHAPTER 10 · 2014
Terrorism in Tunisia
CHAPTER 11 · 2015
How protest movements create change
CHAPTER 12 · 2015

Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution maps by year

1945NOV 1961MAY 1970JAN 1972DEC 1972MAR 1973NOV 197730 JUN 1982DEC 19851945AUG 19563 JAN 1984APR 200817 DEC 201024–31 DEC 20108–11 JAN 201112–13 JAN 201114 JAN 2011FEB 2011AUG 2013MAR 2014JUL 2015OCT 2015NOV 2015

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Battles, events and sites of memory

● Adoption of CEDAW◆ Bardo National Museum attack● Bardo sit-in and the constitution● Ben Ali’s medical coup● Ben Guerdane riots✕ Bizerte crisis● Caravan of Liberation● Choucha refugee camp● Combahee River Collective● Equal Rights Amendment passes Congress● Fall of Ben Ali● Ford Dagenham women’s strike● Gafsa mining basin uprising● Gafsa trials◆ Ghriba synagogue bombing● Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp● Hawaii ratifies the ERA● Hoyt v. Florida● Icelandic women’s strike● Illinois rejects the ERA● Indiana ratifies the ERA● Islamic State camps at Sabratha● JFK’s Commission on the Status of Women● Jane Collective◆ Kasserine● La Conferencia de Mujeres por la Raza● Levittown◆ Madrigal v. Quilligan● Manifesto of the 343◆ Menzel Bouzaiane● Miss America protest● Mohamed Bouazizi● Monastir, Bourguiba’s birthplace◆ Mount Chaambi ambush● National Black Feminist Organization● National Organization for Women● National Welfare Rights Organization● National Women’s Conference● Nebraska rescinds the ERA● New York abortion law repeal● Ouardanine revolt against cooperatives● Phyllis Schlafly and STOP ERA● Pill trials in Puerto Rico● Redstockings abortion speak-out● Roe v. Wade● Ruskin women’s liberation conference● SNCC Waveland retreat● Sfax general strike◆ Sousse attack● Tahrir Square protests● Thala● The Feminine Mystique◆ The Relf sisters● The Second Sex● Tunisia ratifies CEDAW● Tunisian Constituent Assembly election● Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet● Tunisian Personal Status Code● Tunisian bread riots● Tunisian migration to Lampedusa● Tunisia–Libya border barrier● Weeks v. Southern Bell● World Conference on Women, Copenhagen● World Conference on Women, Mexico City● World Conference on Women, Nairobi

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