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Feminists

Panich52

(5,829 posts)

5. Yes, even ridiculous 44 yrs ago

Reply to Gormy Cuss (Original post)

Sun Jan 25, 2015, 01:50 AM

Jan 2015

1971 was long after Cher claimed "I'll never wear a dress again" (OK, bad example). But it was near center of "the 60s" when women rediscovering feminism was a part of that revolutionary age. Name of the event sounds much more "Age of Aquarius" than the gender-specific dress code suggests.

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Festival of Trees teenage-female volunteer turned away for wearing pants [View all] Gormy Cuss Dec 2014 OP

Wow Gormy did you read some of the comments? Why did she have to make a big deal about wearing seaglass Dec 2014 #1

I know, frightening isn't it? Gormy Cuss Dec 2014 #3

Hmmm...a dress code to help visitors tell who is 'part of the festival' SouthernLiberal Dec 2014 #2

Or the visitors are all nude. n/t Gormy Cuss Dec 2014 #4

Yes, even ridiculous 44 yrs ago Panich52 Jan 2015 #5