1. Women Emerge

2. Rosie

3. A League of Their Own

4. The Equal Rights Amendment Proposed 1972; Defeated 1982

5. Fighting for the Era

6. Betty Friedan, Co-Founder, National Organization of Women

7. Gloria Steinem, Founder of MS Magazine

8. The ERA Again

9. Popular Culture Sally Field Oscar-winning “Norma Rae”

10. Faye Dunaway’s Oscar-Winning Diana Christenson in “Network”

11. Folk Artist, Joni Mitchell

12. “Rocker” Bonnie Raitt

13. Astronaut Sally Ride

14. The Mary Tyler Moore Show

15. The Wisdom of Edith Bunker (All in the Family)

16. To Office: Women of the 1970s

17. Shirley Chisholm, Democrat, New York (1969-1983) First African-American Woman Elected to Congress

18. Barbara Jordan Democrat, Texas First African-American Woman from the South

19. Bella Abzug Democrat, New York

20. Millicent Fenwick, Republican, New Jersey

21. Elizabeth Holtzman, Democrat New York

22. Senator Nancy Kassebaum, Republican, Kansas

23. Patricia Schroeder, Democrat, Colorado

24. The 1980s and Beyond

25. Vice Presidential Candidate, Geraldine Ferraro

26. Jeanne Kirkpatrick, U.S. Ambassador to the UN

27. Sandra Day O’Connor Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court

28. Madelienne Albright, U.S. Secretary of State

29. Ruth Bader Ginsberg Associate Justice, U.S. Supreme Court

30. U.S. Senators, 2001

31. Three States Are Represented by Two Female Senators

32. Senators Diane Feinstein (D) and Barbara Boxer (D), California

33. Senators Olympia Snowe (R) and Susan Collins (R), Maine

34. Senators Patty Murray (D) and Maria Cantwell (D), Washington

35. Condoleeza Rice, National Security Advisor & Secretary of State

36. Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi

37. Senator Kay Bailey Hutcheson, Republican, Texas 2008 Vice Presidential Nominee?

38. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat, New York 2008 Presidential Nominee?