Getting by on the Minimum: The Lives of Working Class Women

Jennifer A. Johnson

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Acknowledgements Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Life on the Job Chapter 3. Can't Get No Satisfaction Chapter 4. What Work Means Chapter 5. Work (F)or Family Chapter 6. The Work of Caring Chapter 7. Growing Up Poor in Post-War America Chapter 8. Dropping Out Chapter 9. What will I be? Chapter 10. Getting by on the Minimum Notes Bibliography

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