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Author: Suzie Biehler

Suzie Biehler worked as a photojournalist for a weekly newspaper in Texas. She later established and currently runs her own marketing and public relations firm in San Francisco for the past 30 years. She shoots for the New Fillmore newspaper in San Francisco and posts pictorial essays in various sites and online blogs. Biehler’s work has been exhibited in galleries and published in books and magazines. She lives and works in Northern California. 
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I’m one of the lucky ones. 45 years ago, at the dawn of the tumultuous 1970’s, I got the goods on the inalienable rights of women.

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