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Can Working Families Ever Win?
Can Working Families Ever Win?

By Jody Heymann

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Jody Heymann takes on the American belief that creating a better life for your children is simply a matter of working hard. She argues that poor parents don't have a fair chance. Because our nation...

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Equal Value
Equal Value

By Carol S. Robb

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An incisive exploration of economic discrimination against women, and the policy and ethical reforms that could create a more just future.

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Harvard Works Because We Do
Harvard Works Because We Do

By Greg Halpern

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"Since 1998, Greg Halpern has been photographing Harvard University's lowest-paid service workers - its custodians, security guards, and food-service employees - while at the same time collecting r...

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Telling Memories Among Southern Women
When Staying Home Is Not an Option
Civilizing Capitalism
To Be a Worker
Civil Rights Unionism
From Slavery to Agrarian Capitalism in the Cotton Plantation South
Civil Rights Unionism

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