Jane Fonda participates in a welfare rights march (1971)
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Jane Fonda participates in a welfare rights march (1971)
Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin at the season 2 premiere of Grace and Frankie (May 2016)
Jane Fonda and baby daughter Vanessa Vadim , 1968
Jane Fonda photographed by Dennis Hopper, Malibu, 1965.
Jane Fonda, 1960s
Jane Fonda photographed by Francois Gragnon on the set of the segment ‘Metzengerstein’ of the film 'Histoires Extraordinaires’, 1967
Jane Fonda in Barbarella
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Rod Taylor & Jane Fonda.
During the concluding audience Q&A, a young woman stood up and asked Fonda and Tomlin for advice on how to combat the “micro-aggressions” that one faces as a frustrated, fourth-wave feminist. Fonda took up the calm but compelling rallying cry that we’ve come to expect from this peerless pioneer. “We need to be surrounded as a movement,” she urged, telling the audience member to surround herself with feminist women and men who are interested in pursuing “collective action,” as Tomlin nodded in firm agreement. (x)
Jane Fonda in Les félins (Joy House), 1964.