Women Have Always Worked: A Concise History (Working Class in American History)
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Women Have Always Worked: A Concise History (Working Class in American History)

by Alice Kessler-Harris

American History Women's History labor history
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Women Have Always Worked offers a concise introduction to the history of women’s labor in the United States. Alice Kessler-Harris connects women’s work to the broader development of American society and the working class, providing an accessible perspective on gender, labor, and historical change.

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Women Have Always Worked presents a concise history of women’s labor in the United States.

Alice Kessler-Harris examines women’s work as an important part of American history and working-class history.

The book highlights the longstanding connection between gender, labor, and social change.

Accessible and focused, it provides an introduction to the historical significance of women’s work.

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