THE VFA PIONEER HISTORIES PROJECT
Anne Forer Pyne
1945 – 2018
“The women’s liberation movement was never about a handful of women whose names got remembered. It was sustained and shaped by a sea of women who floated in and out of meetings, or even were just around at the time.”
Educator, writer, activist. New York Radical Women.
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Photo 1. Anne Forer Pyne, drawing by (Haiku) Helen Kritzler, 1981. Photo 2. Anne Forer at 20th Anniversary of the 1969 Redstockings Abortion Speakout, 1989 (Photo: Jonathan Kaufman, Redstockings Archives)
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More About Anne:
- New York Times Obituary
- Women’s Liberation Pioneer Anne Forer Pyne, 1945-2018 by Carol Hanisch, March 25, 2018
- Books on Amazon by Anne Wilensky, Anne Forer Pyne’s pen name
- Topsy Turvy: My life in the year 2013, A novel, 2014
- Not what you’d expect: How the women’s liberation movement started: My personal experience, June 2011
- Girl Blog From Tucson: a novel of sorts, Dec 29, 2009
- 20th Anniversary Abortion Speakout, Washington Square Methodist Church, March 3, 1989, New York City
- Redstockings Abortion Speakout, March 21, 1969, New York City by Redstockings Women’s Liberation Archives for Action
- Cited in Barbara Love’s Book, Feminists Who Changed America, page 153