Sisterhood is powerful: an anthology of writings from the women's liberation movement |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 20
Page 58
Doctors recommend to women with newborn children that they attempt to partially
compensate for this loss of sleep by napping during the day. With one child that
may be possible, with several small ones it's sort of a sick joke. This period of ...
Doctors recommend to women with newborn children that they attempt to partially
compensate for this loss of sleep by napping during the day. With one child that
may be possible, with several small ones it's sort of a sick joke. This period of ...
Page 102
Laws were passed dealing with workmen's compensation, regulation of work
conditions, and limitations on child labor. Prominent'among the "victims" were
female heads of families. Since the system only provided for women as
secondary ...
Laws were passed dealing with workmen's compensation, regulation of work
conditions, and limitations on child labor. Prominent'among the "victims" were
female heads of families. Since the system only provided for women as
secondary ...
Page 307
She is freed from fear of unwanted pregnancy and the pains of childbirth, and
from the drudgery of child raising. On the other hand, she pays three penalties.
The rewards of child raising are denied her. This is a great loss for some women,
but ...
She is freed from fear of unwanted pregnancy and the pains of childbirth, and
from the drudgery of child raising. On the other hand, she pays three penalties.
The rewards of child raising are denied her. This is a great loss for some women,
but ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Contents
Women and the Welfare System | 102 |
Women Who Work in Factories | 115 |
Does the Law Oppress Women? | 139 |
Copyright | |
25 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
abortion abortion laws American become birth control black women caste child China Chinese Church Communist contraception Copyright culture Daughters of Bilitis develop doctors dominance economic equal experience exploitation fact factory feel female feminine feminist fight force Freud girls homosexual housework human husband ideology labor Lesbian lives look magazine male male chauvinism marriage married masculine mass media Masters and Johnson Mbuti means ment Miss America mother myth never nurse oppression oppressor organization orgasm percent Planned Parenthood political pregnancy problem production psychological radical Redstockings relationship repeal revolution revolutionary Rojack role sexual sisters slave social society status struggle superexploited talk television things tion told welfare wife WITCH woman Women's Liberation Movement workers York City young