Mobilizing Woman-Power
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It waspart of John Bull's discipline in ante-bellum dependent days to keep hiswomen folk dowdy. The Lancashire lass with head shawl and pattens, thewearer of the universal sailor hat, in these days of independence andpounds, shillings and pence, are taking note of the shop windows. AndJohn is not turning his eyes away from his women folk in their day ofself-determination.
But it is not to be concluded that it is all beer and skittles for Eve. With a pay envelope and a vote come responsibilities.... Public sympathyhas backed up laws cutting down long hours of work for women. The tradeunions, with a thought to possible competitors, have favored protectingthem from night work. Has Eve been a bit spoiled? Has she let herselftoo easily be classed with children and allowed a line to be drawnbetween men and women in industry? Is it a bit of woman's proverbiallogic to demand special protection, and at the same time insist upon"equal pay for equal work"?
The hopelessness of attaining the promise of the slogan is wellillustrated in the case of a gray haired woman I once met in a Londonprinting shop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It waspart of John Bull's discipline in ante-bellum dependent days to keep hiswomen folk dowdy. The Lancashire lass with head shawl and pattens, thewearer of the universal sailor hat, in these days of independence andpounds, shillings and pence, are taking note of the shop windows. AndJohn is not turning his eyes away from his women folk in their day ofself-determination.
But it is not to be concluded that it is all beer and skittles for Eve. With a pay envelope and a vote come responsibilities.... Public sympathyhas backed up laws cutting down long hours of work for women. The tradeunions, with a thought to possible competitors, have favored protectingthem from night work. Has Eve been a bit spoiled? Has she let herselftoo easily be classed with children and allowed a line to be drawnbetween men and women in industry? Is it a bit of woman's proverbiallogic to demand special protection, and at the same time insist upon"equal pay for equal work"?
The hopelessness of attaining the promise of the slogan is wellillustrated in the case of a gray haired woman I once met in a Londonprinting shop.
What to read after Mobilizing Woman-Power?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blatch Harriot Stanton to read onlineMoreLess
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