International Women’s Day 1987 aimed to bring the fight against racism and the fight against sexism together. Building a new women’s movement required integrating an anti-racist perspective into feminist organizing. Demands were focused on four themes: Native women’s support of Indian self-determination; choice, affirmative action, and housing.
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