Sarah SlavinSARAH SLAVIN is Professor of Political Science and Women's Studies Unit Coordinator, State University of New York College at Buffalo. She has authored an intellectual history of feminism in the United States (1979), and coauthored a history of attitues toward women (1988), as well as published articles and chapters about public law and jurisprudence and women and politics. She edited Volume 8 of the Female Studies Series (1975) and the journal Women & Politics (1979-86). She has served as president of the Women's Caucus for Political Science and Seneca Falls National Women's Center and Educational Institute, copresident of Remove Intoxicated Drivers Niagara Frontier chapter and cocoordinator of the Gay and Lesbian Caucus for Political Science. In the mid 1970s she was part of the National Organization for Women's National Leadership. She has underway a volume on lesbian and gay citizenship politics in the United States. Read More Read Less