Her “Common Woman” poems inspired a generation of young lesbian feminists in the 70’s. She helped start and run the first women’s bookstore and the first all-women press in Oakland, A Woman’s Place and The Women’s Press Collective, respectively.  Marilyn Pittman talks with Judy and incorporates audio clips of her work from Marilyn’s 1983 NPR-funded, “By A Woman Writ,” a series on American women writers. A comprehensive look back at the era that inspired a generation of lesbian feminists and one of the its most colorful and profound. 
