Bryant is a very bizarre figure, her CBC obituary appears here:

"digital artifact"

I am curious about the use of the sqaure brackets here. Perhaps I have not read far enough and there will be an explanation?

Can you add in direct "figure one" "figure two" references with your prose here?

The Act Up Oral History Project can be accessed here

• You can access the entire In the Life Film Archive via UCLA

I found this article open access here: A Journey in Gender

"held at the" University of Victoria...

This is an interesting interpretation. Do you think that this was the cartoonists intention? Or is this a reflection that comes from looking at the cartoon from a greater distance in time and space?

I think this cartoon is of a very specific politician: https://digital.tcl.sc.edu/digital/collection/era/id/2020/ Norma Russell a South Carolina Senator that was opposed to the ERA on the grounds that her constituents were not in favour of the amendment.

I recently watched Witches. "Witches are figures of solace in this intimate documentary, which unravels the social stigmas that women have endured across centuries. Between affecting interviews and vividly illustrative film clips, Elizabeth Sankey concocts a potion that brims with courage, compassion, and healing insight." I am interested in comparing the two.