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It's About Time: Rethinking Fairness and Justice for Women in the Economy
(2016-06-20)
In American households, it is mostly women — as mothers, wives, elder daughters, grandmothers, or domestic workers — who do the work required to maintain and increase the wellbeing of everyone in the home. Their unpaid ...
After the Evening Bell: Working Women and Leisure Time in Lowell, Massachusetts, 1830-1860
(2016-06-13)
In the fall of 1836, Harriot Curtis opened a letter to her friend and suitor, Hezikiah Wead,
with a statement about the boundless sense of independence she cherished. “Alone, I am
fancy free,” she declared, “… with the ...