Daughters of the Sexual Revolution: The Untold Story of the DallasCowboys Cheerleaders (Blu-ray)

In the fall of 1972, nine years after JFK was assassinated in Dealey Plaza, the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders debuted at Texas Stadium, offering football fans quot;a little sex with their violence.quot; Meanwhile, across town, a woman known only as quot;Jane Roequot; was about to ignite a culture war with a stunning Supreme Court decision. And this was all happening in the Baptist buckle of the Bible Belt at the height of the Sexual Revolution-just as the Cowboys were becoming known as quot;America's Team.quot; With unprecedented access to the late Suzanne Mitchell, the fiercely-loyal mastermind - and matriarch - of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, DAUGHTERS is the never-before-told story of this once beloved, always controversial institution. Were the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders symbols of female empowerment-or were they embodying everything the Women's Movement was fighting against? Spanning twenty-five years-from JFK to quot;Debbie Does Dallasquot; to Jerry Jones-the documentary features exclusive interviews and archival from the original Sisterhood of small-town quot;girls-next-doorquot; who became an unprecedented pop culture phenomenon that would change the game of football-and America-forever.