Written in 1970, this Vancouver Women’s Caucus pamphlet examines the essential place of extra-parliamentary politics in the women’s liberation fight for an equalized distribution of power. It offers an analysis of power and how this determines strategy in struggling against the status quo. The paper asserts the need for a separate women’s movement, arguing that when radical revolutionary change is won, it will be for all people.
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