When Mothers Work Changes Women and Society
The piece details how working mothers influence learning and community life at NCCJC and HDU, with emphasis on night classes for women, shifting church roles, after school programs, and the demand for evening and child care services. It notes inflation, tax costs, and meal programs as factors driving women to work, plus mixed views on liberation and equal pay.
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Melvin Owens
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