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Save Beth Israel coalition holds ‘victory march’ after recent wins
BY PHYLLIS ECKHAUS | Chanting “Save Our Community Hospital!” activists with the Campaign to Save Beth Israel and New York Eye and Ear Infirmary braved...
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Police arrest suspect in brutal sucker-punch of young woman in Greenwich Village
BY LINCOLN ANDERSON | A 6th Precinct detective recently arrested a man accused of randomly punching a young woman in Greenwich Village — so hard...
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‘Blank ballot’ protest scores 15% in NYC in Dem presidential primary
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | Showing the ongoing divide among Democrats over the Israel-Gaza conflict, 15 percent of the party's New York City voters submitted...
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Jose Pepe Flores, Loisaida raconteur and record collector, realizes his dream
BY BONNIE ROSENSTOCK | For a number of years, Jose Pepe Flores, ethnomusicologist and record collector extraordinaire, dreamed about creating a Puerto Rican cultural center...
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Erik Bottcher unveils ‘fang-tastic’ rat-control plan
BY THE VILLAGE SUN | One of Erik Bottcher's top issues is sanitation, so perhaps it's not so surprising that he is proposing a groundbreaking...
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Posts tagged as “New York Radical Feminist”

Evan Morley, 88, radical feminist whose Perry Street home was part salon, part women’s center

A New York Radical Feminists reunion at Susan Brownmiller's West Village apartment in the early 1980s. Evan Morley is second from the left at the bottom. Bottom row, from left, Judith Mahoney Pasternak, Evan Morley, Florence Rush, Susan Brownmiller, Deborah Glick; seated in center, from left, Helene Silverstein, Joan Goldman, Mary Ann Bollen, Lynne D. Shapiro; standing, from left, Ann Tynberg, Jean Grove, Laura Collins, Dolores Alexander, Chelsea Dreher, Roz Pulitzer. (Courtesy Judith Mahoney Pasternak)

Evan Morley, 88, radical feminist whose Perry Street home was part salon, part women’s center

November 10, 2022

BY JUDITH MAHONEY PASTERNAK | Longtime West Villager Evan Morley, a former executive editor whose home was a cauldron of radical feminist thought during the…