Women's Liberation Movement
In this section we feature a number of Women’s Liberation Movement publications from the 1970s and 1980s that document the women’s movement expansion into a more explicitly internationalist perspective. These publications highlight women resisting militarisation and occupation globally, with particular focus on the continued British military presence in Ireland and solidarity with the people of Palestine. Publications such as Shrew, Outwrite, Scarlet Women, and Spare Rib demonstrate that discussions of internationalism, critiques of violence and nonviolence, and questions of support for national liberation have long been present within the women’s movement.
Shrew December 1970, Magazine, MayDay Rooms Archive
Northern Ireland and Greenham: Connections and Contradictions Spare Rib, Issue 133 August 1983, MayDay Rooms Archive
Socialist Feminist Conference advert in Troops Out Paper Women in Ireland Group 1978, MayDay Rooms Archive
Scarlet Women, Issue 2 June 1980, Magazine, MayDay Rooms Archive
Outwrite, Issue 12 March 1983, Newspaper, Glasgow Women’s Library Archive
Outwrite, Issue 47 May 1988, Newspaper, Glasgow Women’s Library Archive
Outwrite, April 1982, Issue no.2, Glasgow Women’s Library Archive
Outwrite, Message from Armagh, March 1984, Issue 24, Glasgow Women’s Library Archive