Issue 3 was published in Summer 1984.
Contents:
Letters: who defines class? paying ourselves for our politics; NAC strikes back; more lesbian history; who’s a radical feminist? anti-semitism; being a feminist mother
Lesbian custody and the new myth of fatherhood — Lynne Harne
‘Sharing a particular pain’: researching male violence — Liz Kelly
Underneath we’re all lovable: therapy and feminism — Sara Scott and Tracey Payne
Does it matter if they did it? Lillian Faderman and lesbian history — Sheila Jeffreys
Whose pictures of women? — Kathy, Mary, Liz, Helen and Ruth
Swallowing the Pill — Sue Leigh
The Origin of the Family, Private Property and Socialist Feminism? — Diana Leonard
Who’s holding the test-tube? Conference report — Jalna Hanmer and Elizabeth Powell-Jones
A guide to the new reproductive technologies
Review of Catcall: Special issues on feminist politics and women’s health — Sue O’Sullivan
Writing our own history: Storming the Wimpy Bars — interview with Lilian Mohin