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This really was a fun article to read. I was very impressed at how these women managed to keep their life somewhat the same during the depression. -- Kellye Sorber | This really was a fun article to read. I was very impressed at how these women managed to keep their life somewhat the same during the depression. -- Kellye Sorber | ||
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| + | I too thought this article was very interesting and empowering. The different tactics these housewives used to ban together and create change brought many interesting images to mind. I really like how Moser points out that these movements were " 'an education for women'". However it is quite upsetting that it took these circumstances for this education to occur and for Americans to make the connection of the value between producing and consuming. I wonder did these movements outlast the images and ideals brought to mind by the 1950's? -- Meredith Bojarski | ||
== All Eleanor Roosevelt readings == | == All Eleanor Roosevelt readings == | ||
