Sisterhood Is Powerful: An Anthology of Writings from the Women's Liberation Movement |
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Page 109
From its inception, welfare has been both an economic band-aid and a fortifier of
traditional family roles. ... Having already recognized in 1935 that the economy
did not provide for female breadwinners, the 1961 amendments recognized that ...
From its inception, welfare has been both an economic band-aid and a fortifier of
traditional family roles. ... Having already recognized in 1935 that the economy
did not provide for female breadwinners, the 1961 amendments recognized that ...
Page 457
In her paper, "Economic Organization and Female Status Among the Iroquois,"
Judith K. Brown demonstrates that a group of Iroquois women, the matrons, have
power over the major productive resources of the society as well as over the ...
In her paper, "Economic Organization and Female Status Among the Iroquois,"
Judith K. Brown demonstrates that a group of Iroquois women, the matrons, have
power over the major productive resources of the society as well as over the ...
Page 459
Marriage is a matter of personal choice, but subject to consent of the band which
is concerned with economic abilities and sociability of the prospective member.
The group has no coercive power, though. In terms of economic decisionmaking,
...
Marriage is a matter of personal choice, but subject to consent of the band which
is concerned with economic abilities and sociability of the prospective member.
The group has no coercive power, though. In terms of economic decisionmaking,
...
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