Primary Sources in American Women's History

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Access to Womens Studies researchers have a treasure of essential information at their fingertips covering a wide range of gender based topics. Students can experience the thrill of developing their own interpretations of important topics such as the Women's Liberation Movement, voting rights, abortion, birth control, child custody, civil rights, divorce, domestic violence, labor, marriage and property, the legal profession, lesbians and same-sex families, mental health, prison reform, prostitution, surrogate motherhood, and rape and sexual assault, and more.

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This page describes the types of documents available in the service. Each quarterly update adds hundreds of new documents, focusing on primary sources. New document types will be added periodically.

 

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Leading scholars serve as academic advisers and guide the selection of primary source collections, as well as choosing important secondary sources that place the collections in historical context.

 

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History features both full-text keyword and controlled vocabulary subject index searching, as well as a unique browse function to survey all documents by type.