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| Modern Women in the Making, 1890-1920 | |
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| Visions of the New Woman | |
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| "Girl Reporter Derring-Do | |
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| The Fair Women, Chicago, 1893 | |
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| Black Women Plan to Lead Their Race | |
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| Speaks Out Against Lynching | |
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| Frances Willard Equates Learning to Ride a Bicycle with Opening New Frontiers for Women; An Immigrant Daughter Awakens to the Possibilities of the New World | |
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| A Woman Homesteader | |
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| Expanding Horizons for Educated Women | |
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| Jane Addams Struggles with the Problem of "After College, What?" | |
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| Alice Hamilton Explores the Dangerous Trades | |
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| African- American Women Enter the Teaching Profession | |
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| Molly Dewson's Letters Home from Wellesley | |
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| Women and Progressive Politics | |
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| Women at Work | |
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| The Burdens of Rural Women's Lives | |
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| Buffalobird Woman's Story | |
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| The Harsh Conditions of Domestic Service | |
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| Female Perspectives on the Great Migration | |
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| The Story of a Glove Maker | |
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| Working Women Write the Jewish Daily Forward | |
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| Photo Essay | |
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| Feminists, Anarchists, and Other Rebel Girls | |
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| Mother Jones Supports Striking Coalminers in Colorado | |
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| A Feminist Challenge to the Privatized Home | |
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| Wages for Housework | |
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| Margaret Sanger's Epiphany Over Birth Control | |
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| A Radical View of Women's Emancipation | |
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| The Final Push for Suffrage | |
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| A Western Suffragist Talks to Her Eastern Sisters | |
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| Open-Air Meetings: A New Suffrage Tactic | |
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| An Anti-Suffrage Monologue | |
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| A Labor Organizer Speaks Out for Suffrage | |
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| "Front Door Lobbying" for Suffrage | |
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| Suffrage Militant Alice Paul Goes to Jail | |
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| Suggestions for Further Reading | |
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| Individual Choices, Collective Progress, 1920-1963 | |
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| New Dilemmas for Modern Women | |
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| New Voters | |
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| Feminist Debate the Equal Rights Amendment | |
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| Generational Conflicts | |
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| Anxious Mothers Write the Children's Bureau | |
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| Women of the Ku Klux Klan | |
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| The Harlem Renaissance | |
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| Women Face the Depression | |
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| The Despair of Unemployed Women | |
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| American Women Ask Eleanor Roosevelt for Help The Dust Bowl | |
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| The Life Cycle of a White Southern Farm Women | |
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| A Mexican-American Childhood During the Depression | |
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| Women and Labor Militancy | |
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| "I Want You Women Up North to Know" | |
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| Photo Essay | |
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| Rosie the Riveter and Other Wartime Women | |
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| Rosie the Riveter | |
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| Women in the Armed Forces | |
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| Wartime Migration | |
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| Japanese Relocation | |
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| Women of Wartime Los Alamos | |
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| The Fifties: The Way We Were? | |
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| Balancing Work and Family | |
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| Indian Relocation | |
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| An Unplanned Pregnancy | |
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| Women Strike for Peace | |
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| Civil Rights Activists | |
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| Rachel Carson Answers Her Critics | |
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| Suggestions for Further Reading | |
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| The Personal Becomes Political, 1963 to the Present | |
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| The Revival of Feminism Founding the National Organization for Women, 1966 | |
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| Feminist Guerilla Theater, 1968 | |
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| The Politics of Housework | |
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| Thoughts on Indian Feminism | |
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| Black Feminism | |
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| A More Personal View of Black Feminism | |
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| Houston, 1977: A Diffe | |