CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 1/10/2020

'Vice' calls 'The New Woman's Survival Catalog' facsimile a sprawling, energetic, joyful map of the feminist movement of the early 1970s

Featured spread is from Primary Information's monumental new 10.5 x 14.25 inch facsimile edition of The New Woman's Survival Catalog, the 1973 "Woman-made" survey of second-wave feminist projects, collectives and businesses across the US, reviewed this week in Vice. "This book is a tool for women whose rising expectations are running into the wall of patriarchal privilege: the women who are aggrieved at the discrepancy between their expectations of expanded choice and room to grow and the reality of male resistance," authors Kirsten Grimstad and Susan Rennie wrote in their 1973 Introduction. "Whether women wish to file job discrimination complaints, equal pay suits or start their own separatist venture, this catalog presents answers, aids, tools produced by the feminist movement in battle against sexism."