Making Choices, Making Do: Black and White Working Class Women's Lives and Work During the Great Depression |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Housework | 22 |
Life Cycle Family and Relationships | 102 |
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1930 Schedules adult agencies Anna Ball Band black women Bulletin 108 cash Chicago City class women clerical jobs clerical workers Cleveland clothing daughter Department of Labor Depression domestic service domestic worker earned economic Eleanor Roosevelt emotional employed employers factory female labor force Fifteenth Census File foreign-born white Frances Perkins Franklin D friends girls grocery Helen Household Employment Household Schedules housework jobs husband immigrant income interviewer Julia laundry lost her job marriage married women Mary Matched with 1930 months mother moved native-born white parents Philadelphia Population race relief rent reported room and board Roosevelt sample sector service jobs single woman sisters Social South Bend strategies Studebaker Survey Materials Table Tray U.S. Bureau U.S. Department unattached women unemployed urban USGPO wages Washington week weekly white widow white women women living Women's Bureau year-old York YWCA