Feminist Betty Friedan celebrates her 65th birthday
Feminist Betty Friedan, who celebrates her 65th birthday on February 4, 1986 in Los Angeles, says the women’s movement is treading waters and worries that baby boomers will take the gains made early feminists for granted. Friedan also says that at 65 her life is more fun than it ever was. (UPI Photo/Debra Myrent/Files)
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