A critique of public policy rhetoric from multiple feminist perspectives.
Excerpts from diaries, letters, newspaper stories, color photographs, and interviews with survivors of the shipwrecked Titanic and their relatives highlight the role and treatment of women and children in the tragedy. 15,000 first printing.
"It is 1912.
First published in 1992, this book explores the efforts to counteract the high maternal and infant death rates present between the end of the nineteenth century and the Second World War.
Analyzes the impact of social service cutbacks, changes in the job market, and victim-blaming myths like the Black matriarchy theses of Daniel Patrick Moynihan and George Gilder.
At a meeting of the Illinois Medical Society in Chicago ( the Illinois chapter of ACOG ) , hospital organizations testified that ABCs are dangerous . They had no scientific data to back up their statements , just testimonials that they ...
New York : Russell Sage . Spalter - Roth , Roberta M. and Heidi I. Hartmann . 1994. “ Dependence on Men , the Market ... All Our Kin : Strategies for Survival in a Black Community . New York : Harper and Row . Stanton , Elizabeth Cady .
Comparing the affluent U.S. of today to the Titanic (which, as a luxury liner, nevertheless lacked lifeboats for steerage women and children), Sidel contends in this realistic appraisal that despite...
Francine Prose's first collection of stories displays her gift for revealing the mysteries and contradictions at the heart of contemporary life.
How do we cope with the public and private disaster?
WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST