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And this , too , is the reason that teaching is a less lucrative profession as here men must compete with the cheap labor of woman . ... Would you exalt your profession , exalt those who labor with you ... increase the salary of the ...
And this , too , is the reason that teaching is a less lucrative profession as here men must compete with the cheap labor of woman . ... Would you exalt your profession , exalt those who labor with you ... increase the salary of the ...
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There is no reason , " Susan B. Anthony replied tartly , " why woman should not be able to do both . " Many women saw the issue in these simple terms . A Unique Team It was the great good fortune of the American woman's rights movement ...
There is no reason , " Susan B. Anthony replied tartly , " why woman should not be able to do both . " Many women saw the issue in these simple terms . A Unique Team It was the great good fortune of the American woman's rights movement ...
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No group had more reason to organize than did black women who , by painstaking effort and hard work , struggled to elevate not only themselves and their families , but their ...
No group had more reason to organize than did black women who , by painstaking effort and hard work , struggled to elevate not only themselves and their families , but their ...
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INTRODUCTION | 5 |
CHAPTER TWO | 20 |
CHAPTER FOUR | 39 |
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