Here’s our episode-by-episode guide to what’s fact and what’s fiction in “Mrs. America”:
On one side is conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly and an army of bread-baking housewives who permanently reshaped the Republican Party.
On the other is a group of feminists including Gloria Steinem , Bella Abzug , Shirley Chisholm and Betty Friedan who fought to enshrine gender equality into the Constitution — but often disagreed about how to realize this shared goal.into this chapter of history but, like all historical dramas, the series takes some dramatic license.
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