professor jane kamensky speaking to me about the legacy of the feminist icon shere hite. pandemic. the country brought in strict lockdown measures and for a while, they seemed to be working. cases dropped and life began to return to normal. but, as in many other countries, recent weeks have seen a resurgence of new infections. guy hedgecoe reports from madrid on the measures being taken. for 7—year—old julia, this is a big day. a national lockdown followed by the long summer holiday have meant that she is going to school for the first time in six months. over eight million spanish children are going back to the classroom this month. they want to come back to school because they miss their friends, their teachers, so it's a nice moment for them. the return to school is being staggered according to age groups as part of efforts to prevent the spread of coronavirus. it's just one of many new measures. children aged six and over must now wear face masks here at sagrada familia primary and in all schools across spain. i think what's going to happen is we're going to open the s

professor jane kamensky is director of the schlesinger library on the history of women in america atvanced study. thank you so much forjoining us thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news professor. mr by asking you, i have to admit, before i came into work today, i hadn't heard much about shere hite. the viewers watching this wondering who she was and why she was so important to the feminist movement, can you tell us? sure, shere hite was someone you would have heard of if you're watching news in 1976. the hite report published that year was a publishing sensation. she claimed to have inaugurated a sexual revolution for women but in fact she published in the middle of a sexual revolution asking for av sexual revolution asking for as familiar question about what do women want. i think for the first time in a mass scale, asking women themselves to respond to that question and their answers were riveting and exciting, surprising, even if they won't governing the best social or scientific standards. i think she had the attention of the world during the peak of herfame from of the