that i would get a chance to confront hugh hefner. >> and it didn't stop there. from a march outside of the misamerica pageant to a sit-in at the lady's home journal. the founders of the women's liberation movement saw the media as a target and a tool. >> i said we really ought to do something against these women's magazines that are promoting such a false concept of who women are and what they want, what they want. you know, 12 ways to make jell-o. >> did you realize at the time how big of a deal it was to do something like that? >> i realized at the time how nervy was to do something like that. it was scary. it was scary on 18 different levels. my biggest fear that morning was that not enough people would show up. it was a slow news day i guess but we sure had a lot of journalists there. >> but it was one event in particular that would change brown miller's life forever. a rape speak out in 1971. a time when people did not talk about sexual violence, and it was still legal for husbands to rape their wives. >> my job at speak out was to take the tickets at the d

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a chance to tell hugh hefner on national television. >> women are not bunnies. >> still calling it as she sees it. this feminist pioneer shoots straight with young women. >> i always stress the warning women are still in denial. >> for obsessive compulsive diso

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