"There are increasingly vociferous protests from women artists that things are neither fair nor square. Much of this feeling came into focus during last spring’s Art Strike [see A.n. Sept. ’70], one of whose four “againsts” was sexism (the other three: war, racism and repression). Necessarily a fringe issue at the time of Cambodia, Kent State and Jackson, the situation of the woman artist is now becoming a cause célèbre. This has developed mainly through the efforts of a relatively small number of politically active art-world women—artists, critics, others—many of whom have been active in Art Workers Coalition and the Strike."