Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution · TURNING POINT · 1968

Ford Dagenham women’s strike (1968)

On the Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution map as “The Dagenham strike”

Jun 1968 — After Ford grades their work as “unskilled”, 187 women sewing machinists at its Dagenham plant strike for three weeks. Car production stops. Barbara Castle brokers a deal, and her Equal Pay Act follows on 29 May 1970.

When: Jun 1968
Type: Turning point
Chapter: Title VII and the founding of NOW (chapter 2 of Feminism and the Tunisian Revolution)
Atlas: Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015

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Map showing Ford Dagenham women’s strike (1968), turning point in Protest and Change: Second-Wave Feminism and Tunisia, 1945–2015 — TURNING POINT · PROTEST AND CHANGE: SECOND-WAVE FEMINISM AND TUNISIA, 1945–2015

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Natural Earth. Public domain · Property selection and semantic ID normalization; full coordinates retained. An upstream Egyptian ring self-intersection is repaired with area change below 1e-9 square degrees; see natural-earth-admin0-review.json.
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National Organization for Women. Factual historical evidence; no source prose reproduced

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