Page Four SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. November l4, my Women's Liberation: A Declaration Sally Moore is the wile of Asst. Prof. Edward M. Moore (English) -- no male chanvinism intended—and a mother. Women‘s Liberation meets Tuesdays at 4 p.111. in Steiner Hall.- By Sally Moore A new woman is being born. She will no longer accept the patronizing, condescending, fa- therly, protective, superior ate titude of men. She demands recognition as an equal and whole human be- ing with her own opinions, feel- ings, interests, talents, abilities, capabilities, and potential for development She will no longer look upon her education as preparation for becoming a "good wife and mo ther" any more than man looks upon his education as prepara- tion for becoming a “good hus- band and father,” She demands her education to be accepted as a means to dis- cover and pursue her talents and interests—not as a means to discover and pursue arhus- band, following his career and sacrificing her own. She will no longer sacrifice herself to be society’s maid, cleaning woman, cool-r, dish- washer, laundressithe built-in housekeeper. She demands that men share equally in the chores and dirty work. She will no longer accept the main responsibility for raising Children—as the built-in babysitv tor—staying at home, changing diapers. wiping up food and juice, keeping up with toys, re- iereeing arguments, reading children's books, chauffeuring children over town: forced [U live in the world of children, forced to neglect her develop» ment as an adult human being. She demands that men share equally in the trustrations, and occasional pleasures, of the de- manding and nerve-wracking re» Sponsibility of raising children. She will no longer raise chil- dren programmed for the tradie tlonal, circumscribed and nar row roles of male and female. She Will raise her children as free individuals. She will refute the need of wo~ man as homemakerahousewlle, propagated by profit-hungry manufacturers, which keeps millions of women at home end- lessly cleaning and home decor- ating, isolated from the intelli— G0 On! (FIND YOURSELF... Call 800-325-2594 TOLL FREE If you’d rather "switch than fight it", come to a “8—year-old college that's NEWl It was a girls' school . . . now we're admitting men too. (Our male-female ratio is better regard- less of how you look at it!) Our new curriculum emphasizes individual study and career prep- aration. We look new! By semester's end, we'll even have a new name. Our college is right in the middle of the action in College Town USA . Columbia, Missouri. You can even arrange a course of study that includes work at Missouri University and Stephens College. That's three schools in one. If you're ready for a new outlook . . . Director of/ldmissians collect today . . . Residents of Missouri. . . call Bill Blown, 1900-3252594 For Non. 374449-0537 For Missouri Res/- denlsr,.a//nig/it calls to 374-442-7903 or write CHRISTIAN COLLEGE. For an application and literature. Columbia, Missouri 65201 gent and important concerns of society She will work to free her fel- low women and men {mm the myth that woman’s place is in the home. She will no longer be content with coffees, teas, Sewing clubs, book clubs, garden, bridge, gnlt clubs, days of the week clubs, mothers' and grandmothers’ clubs, civic clubs, and part—time jobs to [ill those hours when she is “free” from her chores. She will demand and take lull and active role in any tield, prolession, or endeavor she chooses. She will no longer accept the dullest, lowest-paying jobs. She will demand equal job op- portunities as men, equal pay for the same jobs as men, and equal chances for promotion She will demand maternity leaves so that she may resume work alter her child is born. She will demand that nursery schools and day care centers be set up so that parents may to]- ‘@ Y: (El 9 QME e E on to monoclonal: soot? PM «(totem dis 4 &. nflt.mr—~N—_—.. -.uxgwu low their own careers, (From a very early age children need the stimulation of a carefully planned learning environment, the stimulation of being with other children, and the wise guidance of a teacher trained in child development) She will no longer be forced to have children she does not want. She will, as a free person, de- mand control over her own body. She will demand that enough money be spent on research to discover a safe and effective birth control method. She will demand that archaic, oppressive, man-made abor» tion laws be repealed and that abortion be made a decision be- tween a woman and her doctor. She will refuse to be a manne- quin for the cosmetic, hair- styling, loundation, and fashion industries which prey upon the insecurities of men and women, especially those of women. She will no longer degrade herself by spending her time and money trying to match some common stereotype of fe- minine beauty. She will learn the freedom, security, and relief that comes from accepting one's natural self. She will no longer participate in or support beauty contests. She will demand an end to this practice which holds women in contempt, parading them as objects to be ogled at. Quinl Coming Linda Quint, a member of the group who burned numer- ous files from Chicago’s South Side Draft Board last May (the Chicago 15) will be on campus Monday, Nov. 17. She will be in Younker Lounge at 8:00 pm. to rap about the group's action, women's role in the revolution, and the movement in general. INVITE US TO YOUR NEXT BLOWOUT “Bo" Bailey Texaco 236-7205 “END THE WAR NOW" and other anti-war bumper stickers FREE on Town and Country Gift Shop East 4th Ave. Just Beyond Grinnell General East Hospital — Open 9:304:30 One Sticker lo a Student. Please.