U.S.-Japan Women's Journal Archives

After World War II, "occupationaries" tried to spread American-style domesticity to Japanese women.

Japanese women are protesting the widespread policy of mandatory high heels at work.

In 1962, the House of Representatives convened a special subcommittee to determine if women should be admitted into NASA’s space program.

OSPAAAL, the international, pro-communist organization formed in 1966, decried American imperialism with powerful propaganda.

Lindsy Van Gelder--author of that famous New York Post article about bra-burning feminists--reflects on the alternative LGBTQ+ press of the 1970s.

The Cosbys gave Spelman College, one of America's 107 HBCUs, over $20 million dollars. What does his legacy mean for the future of black colleges?

But the eighteenth-century readerly hobby angered critics, who saw it as a “monstrous practice.”

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