Shaking It Up: The Life and Times of Liz Carpenter

The documentary runs for 77 minutes and chronicles the significant achievements of Liz Carpenter, a journalist who reported on the JFK assassination and played a vital role in the Great Society reforms in the White House. It also delves into her efforts in co-founding a women's political group and leading the 1977 women's conference. Carpenter's advocacy for the Equal Rights Amendment is another key aspect of her legacy.

This film appeals to those interested in political history, women's rights, and journalism. It provides an insightful look into the life of a woman who shaped policy and public discourse during a transformative period in the United States. Physical media collectors may find this documentary valuable for its historical context and the inspiration it offers to future generations.