During World War II, a lot of women started entering the workforce by necessity, so that opened the eyes of a lot of women who hadn’t worked before. Many of them were expected to leave their positions ...
Journalist Bingham follows up Witness to the Revolution, an oral history of the end of the 1960s, with an equally stunning oral history of the era’s women’s rights movement. Bingham compiles ...
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The black feminist collective that gave us identity politics
Hammer & Hope co-founder Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor has written a new introduction for an expanded second edition of How We Get ...
During World War II, a lot of women started entering the workforce by necessity, so that opened the eyes of a lot of women who hadn’t worked before. Many of them were expected to leave their positions ...
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