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Patsy Takemoto Mink (Maui High School class of 1944) was the first woman of color elected to the United States Congress, and the first Asian American woman to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives. Patsy was instrumental in writing Title IX, and the Women’s Educational Equity Act.

We have curated a list of articles, videos and interviews of Patsy Mink. Dive deeper to learn more about her extraordinary career and legacy!

Accomplishments, Career, and Biography

Biography of Patsy Mink-National Park Service

Patsy Mink-Encyclopedia Brittanica

The Legacy Lives On But There’s More To Be Done

Women Who Made Legal History-Chicago University

National Women’s History Museum-Patsy Mink Biography

History Bites: Patsy Takemoto Mink

Late Congresswoman Patsy Mink receives Medal of Freedom

Patsy Mink APA Legacy Leader

Kate Rigg on Patsy Mink

Interview with Congresswomen Martha Griffiths and Patsy Mink, 1975

Title IX

Title IX 50th Anniversary-How It Changed Athletics Forever

Title IX 50th Anniversary-Insight Into Diversity

Title IX 50th Anniversary-NCAATitle IX 50th Anniversary-NFHS

Title IX Lawmaker Patsy Mink – First Woman of Color in Congress

Title IX: Patsy Mink – Celebrating 49 Years

Patsy T. Mink: Pain, Passion, Power and Title IX

Documentary Films

Patsy Mink: Ahead of the Majority

Q&A with Filmmaker Kimberlee Bassford

How to Rent or Buy Patsy Mink Videos

Ahead of the Majority-JANM

Rent via Vimeo

Women Make Movies

 

 

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