>> watergate, 40 years later, onight at >> next monmouth college history , professor stacy cordery and students discuss the ideals and goals that drove feminists and the women's liberation movement in the late 1960's and early 1970's. the class examines several essays published by feminist writers at that time to explore the intellectual underpinnings of the movement. monmouth college is in illinois. this class is about an hour. >> how are we doing? good? ok, awesome. all right, we are looking this week at the origins of the growth of the women liberation's movement in this primary documents freshman course. our task is to understand the problems of the women involved, something about the identification they made with the problems of society and their solutions for them. just to recap -- we began this as a snapshot of the 1950's.

next, monmouth college history professor stacy cordery and her students discuss the ideals and goalshat drove feminists and the women's liberation movement in the late 1960's and early 1970's. the class examines several essays published by feminist writers at that time to explore underpinningsal of the movement. monmouth college is in illinois. this class is about an hour. >> how are we doing? good?

next, monmouth college history professor stacy cordery and her students discuss the ideals and goals that drove feminists and the women's liberation movement in the late 1960's and early 1970's. the class examines several essays published by feminist writers at that time to explore underpinningsal of the movement. monmouth college is in illinois. this class is about an hour. >> how are we doing? good? ok, awesome. all right, we are looking this week at the origins of the growth of the women liberation's movement in this primary freshman course. something about the identification they made with the problem's of society and their solutions for them. just to recap -- we began this of the 1950's. we had to know where we were starting so we could know where we were going. we spent some time investigating the african-american civil rights movement. the 1960 election of president kennedy and president johnson, a fairer amount about vietnam from the ,iew of the soldiers, protest other groups. we included the conclusion of the vietnam conflict. an emphasis on participatory democracy -- that i