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Women and children in these factories earned from $1.00 to $3.00 per week
minus a boarding fee for lodgings provided by the companies. To add to the
troubles of the woman worker, the idea remained fixed that the real and happy
province ...
Women and children in these factories earned from $1.00 to $3.00 per week
minus a boarding fee for lodgings provided by the companies. To add to the
troubles of the woman worker, the idea remained fixed that the real and happy
province ...
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Two Jobs: Women Who Work in Factories Jean Tepperman When people in the
Movement talk about women who work in factories, they ask whether these
women are exploited basically as workers or as women. You can answer that
only if ...
Two Jobs: Women Who Work in Factories Jean Tepperman When people in the
Movement talk about women who work in factories, they ask whether these
women are exploited basically as workers or as women. You can answer that
only if ...
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tant; she could sort of rise above factory values because her main identity was
elsewhere, as a wife and mother. Her baby had a club foot and she used to take
days off to take him to the clinic. She told me, "I don't care what he says. My baby
...
tant; she could sort of rise above factory values because her main identity was
elsewhere, as a wife and mother. Her baby had a club foot and she used to take
days off to take him to the clinic. She told me, "I don't care what he says. My baby
...
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Contents
Women and the Welfare System | 102 |
Women Who Work in Factories | 115 |
Does the Law Oppress Women? | 139 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Sisterhood is powerful: an anthology of writings from the women's liberation movement Vintage international Volume 539 of Vintage book |
| Author | Robin Morgan |
| Editor | Robin Morgan |
| Compiled by | Robin Morgan |
| Publisher | Random House, 1970 |
| Length | 602 pages |
| Subjects | Feminism Women Women's rights |
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