Helen Hulick, Who Went To Jail For The Right To Wear Slacks In Court

Today in 1938, a California woman took a stand in court for the right to wear slacks instead of a dress in court. Here's the story of Helen Hulick and her campaign against "anti-slackism." Plus: today in 1929, the release of the film "Atlantic," which was actually the same film made multiple times in multiple languages.  California Retrospective: In 1938, L.A. woman went to jail for wearing slacks in courtroom (Los Angeles Times) Did a Woman Go To Jail for Wearing Slacks in 1938? (Snopes) ATLANTIC (1929) (BFI)   Not all heroes wear capes, some back our show on Patreon