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Bella Abzug im Biographical Directory of the United States Congress (englisch); Bella Abzug. In: FemBio.Frauen-Biographieforschung (mit Literaturangaben und Zitaten).; James Bamford: NSA: Tell no-one, A century of secret deals between the NSA and the telecom industry [31c3] auf YouTube (englisch), 28 Dezemder 2014 in Berlin
Bella Savitzky Abzug (July 24, 1920 – March 31, 1998), nicknamed "Battling Bella", was an American lawyer, politician, social activist, and a leader in the women's movement. In 1971, Abzug joined other leading feminists such as Gloria Steinem , Shirley Chisholm , and Betty Friedan to found the National Women's Political Caucus . [1]
27. März 2024 · Bella Abzug was a U.S. congresswoman (1971–77) and lawyer who founded several liberal political organizations for women and was a prominent opponent of the Vietnam War and a supporter of equal rights for women. The daughter of Russian-Jewish émigrés, Bella Savitsky attended Hunter College (B.A.,
15. Dez. 2009 · Abzug had applied to the Harvard Law School, but she was rejected because of her gender. After graduating from Columbia University’s law school, Bella Abzug worked as a lawyer for a number of ...
Bella Abzug war überzeugt, daß sie innerhalb Washingtons mehr bewegen könnte und ließ sich mit einem Friedens- und Frauenprogramm für den Kongress aufstellen. Ihr Wahlkampfslogan war: “Diese Frau gehört ins Haus – ins Abgeordnetenhaus”. Als erste Jüdin im Kongress und eine von nur neun Frauen unter insgesamt 435 Abgeordneten war sie von 1970-76 Parlamentsmitglied. Als Abgeordnete ...
A formidable leader of the women’s movement, Bella Abzug fought to pass the Equal Rights Amendment and other vital legislation for the rights of women. During her three terms in Congress, she advocated for groundbreaking bills including the Equal Rights Amendment and crucial support of Title IX.
4 Elaine Noble to Bella Abzug, Oct. 21, 1975, folder “Correspondence 1972,” box 150, Bella Abzug Papers, Rare Book and Manuscript Library. Columbia University, New York City, NY [hereafter BSAP]. The Abzug Papers at Columbia University contains 1,116 boxes. Of these, two boxes are exclusively dedicated to gay rights correspondence and ...
