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30 Years of Sisterhood: Women in the 1970's, Women's Liberation Movement in Japan
Variant Title:	30-nen no shisutafuddo: 70-nendai no umanribu no onnatachi; Thirty Years of Sisterhood
Content:	Documentary Film
Available From:	Herstory Project
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Media Type:	DVD
Release Date:	2004
Audience:	Higher Education
Running Time:	57 minutes
Physical Description:	1 videodisc (57 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
Language:	Japanese with English subtitles; credits in English
Author:	Directed by Yamagami Chieko and Seyama Noriko; Produced by Herstory Project
Resource Library Number:	EAJDVD 31
Subject:	Anthropology and Sociology Politics and Government Gender and Women's Studies
Subheading:	Gender Roles Social & Political Protest Social Change Social Conditions Women
Region:	East Asia
Country:	Japan

This film represents the paths that Japanese activists of the women's liberation movement took. The new women's liberation movement started in Japan in 1970. Although the word "women's movement" seems to be getting out-of-date these days, those who joined the movement still stay in touch with each other in Sisterhood and keep their spirit alive. This film is about their Her-story (not His-story).

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