The Other Women's Movement

Focusing on the collective efforts of working women, this book highlights a historically overlooked branch of American feminism that sought social reform alongside individual rights. Dorothy Sue Cobble explores the activism of diverse women from union halls and factories to "pink collar" jobs, revealing their fight for workplace equality and economic justice from the 1930s to the 1980s. The narrative connects their struggles to contemporary issues like work-family balance and economic inequality, showcasing their lasting influence on today's feminist movement.