Friedman-Sasaba (sociology and women's studies, U. of
Washington-Tacoma) explores migrating women's struggles to remake
and redefine themselves under oppressive conditions, contrasting
the experiences of Russian-Jewish and Italian women who immigrated
to New York City from the last third of the 19th century to the
close of mass immigration in 1924.
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