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Organizing the Unorganizable: Three Jewish women and their union

Alice Kessler‐Harris Director of the Women's Studies Program, Sarah Lawrence College
Pages 5-23 | Published online: 03 Jul 2008

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Angela Nugent. (1985) Organizing trade unions to combat disease: The workers’ health bureau, 1921–1928. Labor History 26:3, pages 423-446.
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Susan Roth Breitzer. (2011) Writing the Worlds of Our Fathers and Mothers: The Fall and Rise of American Jewish Labor History. History Compass 9:2, pages 147-161.
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Hanita F. Blumfield. (2018) Jewish Women Sew the Union Label: A Study of Sexism and Feminism in the Emerging Unionization of the Garment Industry, New York City. Humanity & Society 6:1, pages 33-45.
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Louise A. Tilly & Miriam Cohen. (2016) Does the Family Have a History?. Social Science History 6:2, pages 131-179.
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