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Music do it the right way with Indeed. It's midsummer 1957 on the grounds of Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.

36-year-old Smith alumna Betty Friedan smooths the creases from her dress and takes a deep, settling breath. Three-year-old Smith alumna Betty Friedan smooths the creases from her dress

and takes a deep settling breath. Through the gate in front of her, a wide lawn stretches out.

Groups of women cluster beneath the trees laughing and talking. Today is the 15th anniversary

reunion for the Smith College class of 1942. Betty forces a smile and then steps through the gates.

As she crosses the lawn, she recognizes faces she's not seen since the day they graduated.

She smiles a little awkwardly, unsure which group to join first,

but then a cheerful voice calls Betty's name.

A small group of former classmates

waves her over and reach for her hands and greeting. Some compliment her hair or her clothes.

Someone presses a cold drink into her palm. They talk of husbands and homes, children in schools,

and at first Betty just listens, sipping from her glass. But she's not here to make small talk.

So eventually she puts down her drink and reaches into her purse for a small reporter's notebook and pencil.

The movement draws glances and the chatter falters.

Wasting no more time, Betty launches into a series of questions she's prepared earlier.

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