The Mothers' Discussion Club of Cambridge, Mass. was founded in 1899 to discuss problems relating to children. On March 4, on what would have been my father’s 101st birthday, our discussion will focus on women’s equality as I talk about my book, Locker Room Talk, my fight in the 1970s for equal access to Major League Baseball locker rooms, where interviews were conducted, and the Fourteenth Amendment’s enduring value in securing equality. Documents and papers from my legal case are archived at the Schlesinger Library, where women’s history is preserved, along with the Mothers’ Discussion Clubs’s papers.