On September 16th, 2015 at 7:30 PM in Williams Hall, I attended the screening of the film She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry by Mary Dore, a . This film was a documentary that followed through the history of various remarkable women who were a part of the women’s movement between 1966-1971. I was a bit curious on what the film would be like, only knowing what the title of the screening was, but I was not disappointed by the amount of respect I gained for the women who took a part of this documentary and the history they had to go through to make a change in the world as it is today. The film included many controversial topics such as abortion, rape, gender roles, and equality. One of the discussions and events that really spoke out to me was
