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== Cathy Tuley, “Clerical Workers Unite,” 1976. == | == Cathy Tuley, “Clerical Workers Unite,” 1976. == | ||
| − | Cathy Tuley involvement in organizing clerical workers helped her personal development by becoming more assertive and self-reliant in the workplace. She refers to utilizing this new found assertiveness in her personal life saying "Sometimes it's kind of rough when you do that to your husband! 'Give me the fact,' you know. 'Prove what you just said.'" This made me think that their was a duality that women had to play between work and home. In work she could be somewhat assertive (depending on her position), and in the home she was expected to remain a subservient role to the man of the house.--LisaM | + | Cathy Tuley's involvement in organizing clerical workers helped her personal development by becoming more assertive and self-reliant in the workplace. She refers to utilizing this new found assertiveness in her personal life saying "Sometimes it's kind of rough when you do that to your husband! 'Give me the fact,' you know. 'Prove what you just said.'" This made me think that their was a duality that women had to play between work and home. In work she could be somewhat assertive (depending on her position), and in the home she was expected to remain a subservient role to the man of the house.--LisaM |
== Crystal Lee Sutton, “The Real ‘Norma Rae’ Tells Her Story,” 1986. == | == Crystal Lee Sutton, “The Real ‘Norma Rae’ Tells Her Story,” 1986. == | ||
