The 'Bra Burning' Miss America Protest - A Brief History of Women's Protests - TIME

One of the most legendary protests by second-wave feminists took place on Sept. 7, 1968, when nearly 400 women protested the Miss America pageant outside the Atlantic City Convention Center. Organizer

The truth about the 'bra-burners' - Graduate School - Wayne State University

How the 'bra burners' of the Miss America 1968 protests left their mark on feminism

Contesting Miss America: The Boardwalk Protests of 1968

Our History – Miss America Opportunity

Gloria Steinem, Biography & Facts

Feminist placards: the language of protest – Readable

1968: Women's liberation takes the stage

From “bra burning” to SlutWalks: A history of women's rights marches and protests - The Diamondback

The feminists who flour bombed the 1970 Miss World pageant

Did Feminists Burn Their Bras in Protest at the 1968 Miss America Pageant?

Click - Lesson Plan: Feminist Activism in the 1960s: The Personal is Political

The Women's Rights Movement in Pittsburgh: 1967 to Today

The year women refused to stay silent, tossed their bras and redefined politics - The Washington Post

History of women's protest marches - Women's March in Washington DC

How the 'bra burners' of the Miss America 1968 protests left their mark on feminism