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Women of Valor - The Struggle Againist the Great Depression as told in Their Own Life Stories (Paperback)
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Women of Valor - The Struggle Againist the Great Depression as told in Their Own Life Stories (Paperback)
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Not all women were victims of the gravest economic crisis in the
nation's history. Many were talented fighters who helped to shape
the response to the expression by government and labor, in public
and private arenas. Sixteen of their stories-pieces of
autobiography-have been gathered in this striking book. The women
include Mary Simkhovitch and Lillian Wald, influential settlement
leaders; Eleanor Roosevelt; Dorothy Day and Margaret Bourke-White,
journalists who championed the poor and oppressed; Frances Perkins,
Mary Anderson, Louise Armstrong, and Hallie Flanagan, who helped
forge New Deal programs; Anzia Yezierska and Ellen Tarry, writers
who found ways to survive; and Vera Weisbord, Ella Reeve Bloor,
Meridel Le Sueur, Lucy mason, and Mary Heaton Vorse, all active in
labor and political struggles. These extraordinary women confronted
the problems that affected "ordinary" women. Their stories will
rekindle interest in the Depression decade as a rich period in
20th-century women's history.
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