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Page 128
... became the condition of many white women . Women whose husbands could not earn enough to support the family became paid workers in the labor force at wages on the average of one fourth that of men doing the same work.1 Training programs ...
... became the condition of many white women . Women whose husbands could not earn enough to support the family became paid workers in the labor force at wages on the average of one fourth that of men doing the same work.1 Training programs ...
Page 130
... became the major leaders of the early movement . Elizabeth Cady Stanton was the daughter of a judge . She had become aware of the legal disabilities of women through reading her father's lawbooks and talking with his students . Her own ...
... became the major leaders of the early movement . Elizabeth Cady Stanton was the daughter of a judge . She had become aware of the legal disabilities of women through reading her father's lawbooks and talking with his students . Her own ...
Page 208
... became apparent . During World War II white CIO members struck several times to prevent the hiring or upgrad- ing of black workers , with the result that black workers were confined largely to unskilled work in CIO unions . In Il ...
... became apparent . During World War II white CIO members struck several times to prevent the hiring or upgrad- ing of black workers , with the result that black workers were confined largely to unskilled work in CIO unions . In Il ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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