All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation
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All the Single Ladies: Unmarried Women and the Rise of an Independent Nation

by Rebecca Traister

History Sociology Women's Studies
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Rebecca Traister examines the changing role of unmarried women in American life. Blending social history with cultural and political analysis, All the Single Ladies explores how single women have influenced ideas about independence, identity, and the nation’s evolving sense of itself.

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All the Single Ladies explores the place of unmarried women in American history and society.

Rebecca Traister considers how single women have shaped ideas about independence, identity, and participation in public life.

The book connects personal status with broader cultural and political changes, offering a wide-ranging look at the rise of an increasingly independent nation.

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