This collection of documents, pamphlets, and publications represents some of the earliest material published by feminist activists as the women’s liberation movement started to emerge in Canada. The writing covers a wide range of topics, including theories of women’s oppression, calls to organize, sexual division of labour, and relationships.

Documents of the Early Women’s Liberation Movement Documents

	Title	Date	Region
	Bread & Roses	1969	National (all of Canada)
	Consumerism and Women	--	Ontario
	More on the Political Economy of Women’s Liberation	1973	National (all of Canada)
	Political Economy of Women’s Liberation (1969) – Margaret Benston	1969	National (all of Canada)
	Sisters, Brothers, Lovers…Listen (1967) – Judi Bernstein, Peggy Morton, Lynda Seese, Myrna Wood	1967	National (all of Canada)
	Sugar and Spice (1968) – Sarah Spink	1968	National (all of Canada)
	The Politics of Housework	1970	National (all of Canada)