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Daughters of the sexual revolution the untold story of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

Daughters of the sexual revolution the untold story of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

DVD 2019

In the fall of 1972, nine years after JFK was assassinated in Dealey Plaza, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders debuted at Texas Stadium, offering football fans "a little sex with their violence." Meanwhile, across town, a woman known only as "Jane Roe" was about to ignite a culture war with a stunning Supreme Court decision. And this was all happening in the Baptist buckle of the Bible Belt at the height of the Sexual Revolution-just as the Cowboys...

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Explore Topics & Themes:
Cheerleaders Texas Dallas History
Cheerleading Texas Dallas History
Dallas Cowboys (Football team)
Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
Football Texas Dallas History
Mitchell, Suzanne, 1943-2016
Sexual ethics United States History
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Description:
1 videodisc (80 minutes) : sound, colour ; 4 3/4 inches
digital optical surround Dolby Digital 5.1, DC 2.0
video file DVD video region 1
polychrome
Target Audience Note:
Canadian Home Video Rating: Not Rated
E
Other Title:
Untold story of the Dallas Cowboys
Daughters of the sexual revolution (Motion picture) [DVD]
Notes:
Originally released as a motion picture in 2018
Wide screen
Title from container
Suzanne Mitchell, Candy Evans, Tami Barber, Cindy Villarreal, Dana Presley Killmer
DVD ; widescreen presentation ; Dolby Digital 5.1, DC 2.0
For private home use only
English audio and subtitles
Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired
Control Number:
2669288
UPC:
812034032854
Other Authors:
Barber, Tami, on-screen participant
Bennett, Cindy, on-screen participant
Benson, Moira (Actress), on-screen participant
Gravitas Ventures (Firm), publisher
Mitchell, Suzanne, 1943-2016, on-screen participant
Shapiro, Dana Adam, film director
Villarreal, Cindy, 1965- on-screen participant
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