Notice how well spoken they all are!? 👍❤️. So different to today.

Thank you! I needed this source for my dissertation. You're a lifesaver

Ann, I am also in my70's (72) and remember this time well. Thanks for all you and others in the Women's movement did to make things better for women. We still have a long way to go. Loss of Roe vs Wade very serious. Lots more options for young women in the workplace. And thanks Me Too for speaking out about sexual harassment in the job and in education. I'd like to rekindle and start a new wave of feminist action- universal pre-K, day care on demand and publicly funded, equal pay (When?), safe streets at night. I was a part of the first "Take Back the Night" marches in Eugene, Oregon back in the 70's and 80's and am ready to pick up where we left off. Thanks again, Ann.

yea self involved moronic Boomers. i truly lothe these women and men too. so dumb and shallow.

Me, too. I just heard about this documentary from Michael Moore.

And thank you Michael for bringing this work to our collective attention. Sound drops out twice on this version, so I'm off to the Criterion Collection for a better copy. Godmother of documentary film, for real. Thank you, Julia Reichert.

Yellow Springs dearly misses Julia Richert. May her legacy live on in her work and her inspirational influence on filmmakers everywhere.

It was on PBS.

I noticed that too. I noticed a lot of drill team/cheerleading coaches have that 1 favorite who has been on the squad before who they know have great leadership skills. That girl definitely had great leadership skills to teach the newer ones. It's common.

Welcome to the south 😪 two big things in southern culture: dance teams and Greek life

well dang Lyndsae- These girls just trying to have fun and or really like the squad, no need to call the south cringe-

Found the feminist.....

It was 1973 sweetheart.....not sure what you were expecting....

Many Rangerettes were the core of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders....may still be....if you've seen any of the documentaries of making the Cowboys Cheerleaders squad, it's a grind too....

Tried out for this but injury prevented me from being able to high kick so that was the end of that dream. Yes you better believe hazing. But never when Miss Gussie Nell Davis was around, but I figured she had to know about it. It was like Mean Girls on steroids. They should have warned girls trying out that they needed to have several months under their belt of body conditioning and toning otherwise they will end up like me. I felt like I was in good shape but not when they start you out for hours every day. And yes, it is somewhat like a cult as you can see. Beauty knows no pain???