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

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

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