Bi-monthly issue of The Ladder, a lesbian and women's liberation magazine published in August/September 1970 (Volume 14, No. 11 and 12). The issue features articles, editorials, fiction, poetry, and reader correspondence focused on women's liberation, lesbian identity, and social justice. Major contributions include "Women's Liberation Catches Up To The Ladder" by Gene Damon, "The Undefeatable Force" by Rita Laporte, "The Woman-Identified Woman" by Rita Mae Brown, and works by Jane Rule, Stephanie Diamond, and others. Also included are poems by Lynn Lonidier, short stories, tax commentary, and reviews. The magazine is illustrated with original artwork and cartoons, and contains advertisements and subscription information. Printed in black and white, the issue comprises 24 pages and is directed toward lesbians and all women seeking equality.