Cheryl Moch was a founding

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of the Jewish feminist organization (JFO). She is a writer and playwright, living in

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with her daughter Hannah. Her play, ''Cinderella, the Real True Story'', which celebrates

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, has been performed around the world. Moch designed the poster for the Jewish Students' Network's 1974 National Conference on Jewish Women and Men, and shot all of the

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s. The two older women included in the poster are her mother, Ethel Moch, and her grandmother, Stella Moch.

References

Jewish Women and the Feminist Revolution
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Jewish Women's Archive
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