How women saw the world in 1968
Women | The Guardian
Actors, bus conductors and accountants offered the female perspective on work, parenting and pervasive attitudes
The Observer Magazine of 28 January 1968 featured women talking about ‘families, life, husbands, sex, love, careers, money, children’. And gnomes.
Pamela, a clippie on the buses, may have objectified the passengers when she said, ‘You don’t have a lot of time to talk to the fares,’ but probably hinted at being objectified herself when she revealed: ‘Quite a few flirtations do go on.’
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