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#18 A young demonstrator carries a poster that reads ‘Can Make-Up Cover the Wounds of Our Oppression’ as, with others, she protests the Miss America beauty pageant, Atlantic City, 1968.

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#18 A young demonstrator carries a poster that reads ‘Can Make-Up Cover the Wounds of Our Oppression’ as, with others, she protests the Miss America beauty pageant, Atlantic City, 1968.

Women Protest against the Miss America Pageant in the Late 1960s

#18 A young demonstrator carries a poster that reads ‘Can Make-Up Cover the Wounds of Our Oppression’ as, with others, she protests the Miss America beauty pageant, Atlantic City, 1968.

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