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8 “Everybody Is People”: Bella Abzug and the New Politics of Feminism
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Published:August 2013
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New Politics liberals significantly informed the trajectory and shape of the women's movement. Combining the moralism and activism of the New Politics with the aims of Second Wave Feminism, Bella Abzug advanced both movements. Abzug successfully transformed the Congress and helped usher an era of unprecedented change and women's participation in national politics. Spawned by the Zionism of her youth and independent minded radicalism of the non-communist post-war left, Abzug leapt into the Reform Democratic movement of the 1950s. The predecessor to the New Politics, Abzug's experience with Reform Democrats helped inform the New Politics. Though Abzug significantly changed the Congress, her insurgent politics and rabble-rousing tendencies helped define both the women's movement and liberalism for a generation.
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