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| − | | + | I found Fannie Barrier Williams thoughts on the “problem of Employments for Negro Women” to be particularly interesting because rather then focusing on domestic servitude as wearing women down (all the essays in MAW did), she actually thought that it ALSO created girls with “more than ordinary strength of character.” She evens calls upon black women to raise the status of servant women. It is like she encourages women to take this job and then actively work to elevate the status of the occupation. However, it seems to focus a lot on the job as other people in society view it…. which is a very middle class America concern. – Cat Debelius |
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| | == Judy Yung, “Unbound Feet: Chinese Women in the Public Sphere" == | | == Judy Yung, “Unbound Feet: Chinese Women in the Public Sphere" == |
