Gender, Class, Race, and Reform in the Progressive EraUniversity Press of Kentucky, 1991 - 202 lappuses |
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Introduction | 1 |
Atlantas AfricanAmerican Womens Attack on Segregation 19001920 | 10 |
Politicizing Domesticity Anglo Black and Latin Women in Tampas Progressive Movements | 24 |
When Your Work Is Not Who You Are The Development of a WorkingClass Consciousness among AfroAmerican Women | 42 |
Landscapes of Subterfuge WorkingClass Neighborhoods and Immigrant Women | 56 |
Reconstructing the Family Women Progressive Reform and the Problem of Social Control | 73 |
Law and a Living The Gendered Content of Free Labor | 87 |
Hull House Goes to Washington Women and the Childrens Bureau | 110 |
Working It Out Gender Profession and Reform in the Career of Alice Hamilton | 127 |
AfricanAmerican Womens Networks in the AntiLynching Crusade | 148 |
Harriot Stanton Blatch and the Transformation of Class Relations among Woman Suffragists | 162 |
Paradigms Gained Further Readings in the History of Women in the Progressive Era | 180 |
Contributors | 194 |
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