Coed Revolution - Female Activist Struggles in 1960's Japan | Chelsea Szendi Schieder

Chelsea Szendi Schieder PhdD shares insights from her latest book on female leaders and gender-issues student activists of the 1960's faced in Japan, "Coed Revolution- The Female Student on the Japanese New Left".

There are so many parallels to inequality and gender struggles of modern life in Japan and around the world to learn from here. Chelsea is a professor and researcher living and working in Tokyo.

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