Women and the American labor movement

Philip S. Foner

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Labor Movements and Unions Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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Documents and contemporary writings underlie a study of women workers' fight to gain union recognition, win parity with male workers, and organize the steel mills, Southern textile mills, and California grape and lettuce pickers.

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