Household Workers Unite: The Untold Story of African American Women Who Built a Movement
Premilla Nadasen tells the untold story of African American women household workers and the movement they built. By centering their labor, organizing, and collective action, this book highlights an important and often overlooked chapter in the history of work, activism, and social change.
About This Book
Household Workers Unite explores the history of African American women who worked in private homes and contributed to a broader movement for social and economic change.
Premilla Nadasen brings attention to the organizing, experiences, and collective efforts of household workers whose contributions have often received limited recognition.
The book places domestic labor within the history of African American women, work, activism, and movement building.
It offers a focused account of an important chapter in American social history.
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