One of the women of Liberation News Service sent me this link. I was involved with The Rag in Austin. I co-edited the book, Celebrating The Rag: Austin’s Iconic Underground Newspaper. Women’s liberation affected the content and leadership of the Austin paper and influenced its longevity. The Rag published 1966-1977.
Over the course of the next year, the case of the seven protestors was appealed, but the appeal was denied . Sheila entered the Women’s House of Detention in the summer of 1967 and remained there until early 1968, where she was an uncooperative prisoner .
One of the women of Liberation News Service sent me this link. I was involved with The Rag in Austin. I co-edited the book, Celebrating The Rag: Austin’s Iconic Underground Newspaper. Women’s liberation affected the content and leadership of the Austin paper and influenced its longevity. The Rag published 1966-1977.
Over the course of the next year, the case of the seven protestors was appealed, but the appeal was denied . Sheila entered the Women’s House of Detention in the summer of 1967 and remained there until early 1968, where she was an uncooperative prisoner .