Household Workers Unite: The Untold Story of African American Women Who Built a Movement
Household Workers Unite tells the untold story of African American women who organized household workers and built a movement. Premilla Nadasen highlights their labor, leadership, and collective action, offering a compelling history of how overlooked workers challenged exclusion and reshaped conversations about dignity, rights, and social change.
About This Book
Household Workers Unite explores the history of African American women who organized around domestic labor and built a movement.
The book brings attention to workers whose contributions and activism have often been overlooked in broader accounts of social change.
Premilla Nadasen examines how household workers turned shared experiences into collective action and a sustained movement.
This is a work of history centered on labor, race, gender, and grassroots organizing.
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