Publication Date
3-9-2016
Description
Jennifer Thomson, assistant professor of History at Bucknell University, interviews Dorothy Sue Cobble, professor at Rutgers University in the departments of Labor Studies and Employee Relations and the department of History. Thomson and Cobble discuss the feminism movements in the United States and the intersection of women's movements with labor and class movements. Cobble discusses grassroots activism, movements for equal rights and equal pay, and the changing objectives of feminists. Thomson and Cobble conclude by discussing contemporary issues and the historical precedent of affecting change at the state level.
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Type
Interview
Contributor
Dorothy Sue Cobble
Duration
00:49:07
Language
eng
Comments
Record links to audio file stored in streaming media library and includes transcription.