Issue 4 was published in Winter 1984.
Contents:
Letters: Trouble & Strife, anti-semitism and racism; therapy; we know what class we are; heterosexuality and more
On Being White: thinking towards a feminist understanding of race and race supremacy — Marilyn Frye
Jalna Hanmer interviews Indian activist Madhu Kishwar
The liberal organ: needs, rights and pornography in the Guardian — Debbie Cameron and Liz Fraser
Against cultural separatism — Lynnette Mitchell
The Freudian cover-up — Florence Rush
Coming out confused: A review of Sex and Love — Alice Henry
Danger, male bonding at work: a case of sexual harassment — Riva Krut and Elaine Otto
Review of a fifteenth century feminist book — Lyndal Roper
Of quarks and caps: the latest books of Robin Morgan and Germaine Greer — Amanda Sebestyen
Writing our own history: a conversation about the first years of Women’s Aid between Jo Sutton and Jalna Hanmer