315:. Eventually, with approval from Ms. Magazine co-founder Gloria Steinem, Feigen assumed her position at the ACLU. During her time at WRP, Brenda contributed to the establishment of heightened scrutiny for sex classifications under the Equal Protection Act. An interview with Feigen about this work is featured in the 2018 documentary
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Feigen founded the Feigen Law Group in 2001. The firm is based in Los
Angeles and its practice areas include business transactions, employment contracts, anti-discrimination law, constitutional law, family law, environmental law, and an investigative division. Feigen also represents companies that
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library wall. Feigen and her husband were appalled. They appealed to the
Harvard Club of New York to allow women among its members, but the board voted to reject the proposal. The newlyweds soon launched a class action lawsuit against the Harvard Club for discriminating on the basis of sex. After
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Feigen gives frequent lectures on various motion picture and entertainment law topics. These include the role of the producer in motion pictures and TV, the roles of agents and attorneys, the content of different entertainment-related contracts, the deals for TV and motion picture writers, and
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Later in 1970, Steinem called Feigen to accompany her at Vassar's commencement, where
Steinem had been asked to speak in her first major public address. The speech was titled "Living the Revolution", and in it Steinem advocated for a rejection of women's second-class status in society.
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five years of legal work, in the last conference before the trial was set to begin, a federal judge ordered the club to take one final vote. The next day, on
January 11, 1973, the Club voted 2,097 to 695 to admit female members. Publicly, the Club's outgoing president,
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with a degree in math. Feigen credited her Vassar attendance with giving her "a welcome respite from the unrelenting anti-Semitism she faced in the private day school she attended in
Chicago." She turned down an offer from a fully funded joint J.D./M.B.A. program at
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in the Senate, though it was ultimately not ratified by the requisite number of state legislatures. After the congressional hearings concluded, Feigen returned to New York and was hired as a litigation associate at the law firm
227:(NOW). Though the organization had a 6-month membership eligibility requirement for elected positions, the requirement was waived for Feigen. During Feigen's tenure as national vice president, Democratic senator from Indiana
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need her services concerning mergers and acquisitions with and of other entertainment companies. Feigen is on the
Executive Committee of the Beverly Hills Bar Association's Business Law Section.
287:. The initial meeting to discuss the idea with female journalists was held in Feigen's New York home. However, Feigen focused on the nonprofit, while Steinem took over the outreach through
1196:"The Woman Behind 'Navy SEALS' : Movies: A radical feminist producer calls the shots in the macho action-thriller. 'I think it is feminist, humanist to hate terrorism,' she says"
596:. In 1987, Fasteau and Feigen divorced. In 1990, she met her current partner, Joanne Parrent. They married in California in 2008, during the brief window of legal opportunity before
1163:"The Woman Behind 'Navy SEALS': Movies: A radical feminist producer calls the shots in the macho action-thriller. 'I think it is feminist, humanist to hate terrorism,' she says"
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mission, was made without any active Navy support because of "the top-secret nature of the SEAL's activities." The film was released in 1990 and was Feigen's first production.
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In 1974, Feigen left the ACLU to take part in a law partnership with her husband, Marc Feigen
Fasteau. The Partnership was a law firm called Fasteau and Feigen, located on
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Brenda Sue Feigen was born in 1944 in
Chicago, Illinois, to Arthur Paul Feigen, a lawyer, and Shirley Kadison, a housewife. Feigen graduated high school from the
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Feminist, depicting the sexism she experienced throughout her life and legal career.
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357:. She eventually lost the race by a slim margin of 3%. Woodward spent $ 600,000 on his campaign, and Feigen spent $ 38,000.
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made her a prime candidate for the job, but she remained unsure as to whether or not she wanted to leave her position at
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in New York. She eventually became a motion picture agent, a position which initiated her further involvement with the
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in divorces. Their notable cases include Ackerman v. Board of Education in 1974, where the Feigen Fasteaus defended
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psychologists, women lawyers, or doctors, or simply to learn how to bring the women's movement to their hometowns."
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as the director, and prepared for production. In 1987, however, Marquand's death halted all production.
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Subcommittee on Constitutional Amendments, asked Feigen to coordinate the Senate testimony for the
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was hired as Marquand's replacement, and by September 1989 filming commenced in Spain and
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Proposition 8 Battle Just the Beginning for Gay Marriage Rights
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and sex discrimination. Letters poured in to the WAA to find "
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JUDY K. (Jul 29, 1974). "Good Partners in Law and Marriage".
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930:"Beards, Peace Symbols and Daisies at Vassar's Commencement"
693:"Five Alumni Selected for 2022 AAVC Awards | Vassar College"
1328:"What's Fact and What's Fiction in Mrs. America Episode 5"
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Honorary President's Follow at Columbia University (1978)
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1356:"The Supremes and Same-Sex Marriage: Day 1"
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1228:"BLINDSPOT: Illusions of Justice"
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