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... ment continued to recruit only middle - class women , who shared their husbands ' fears that the huge numbers of poor immigrants - Irish , Italian , and Eastern European - would weaken the political power of the established classes ...
... ment continued to recruit only middle - class women , who shared their husbands ' fears that the huge numbers of poor immigrants - Irish , Italian , and Eastern European - would weaken the political power of the established classes ...
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... ment . By giving some units a sense of false privilege and all units a feeling of rivalry with their sisters , we were effec- tively kept from any cross - unit solidarity or even sympathy , which would have been very threatening indeed ...
... ment . By giving some units a sense of false privilege and all units a feeling of rivalry with their sisters , we were effec- tively kept from any cross - unit solidarity or even sympathy , which would have been very threatening indeed ...
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... ment that would fight against the plant , wage a campaign for state - supported day - care centers , abortions , etc. , and all of whose members would take a pledge to do only 50 per- cent of the housework at home - all this backed up ...
... ment that would fight against the plant , wage a campaign for state - supported day - care centers , abortions , etc. , and all of whose members would take a pledge to do only 50 per- cent of the housework at home - all this backed up ...
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A STATISTical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF MARRIAGE AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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