Women press for humanizing roles and power as consumers
Patricia Carbine of Ms. Magazine argues women seek to be treated as humans not objects and want real options beyond homemaking or career, using consumer power to push social change. She cites wage gaps, employment trends, and the need to enforce equal pay while supporting choice to stay home or work.
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Linda Zine Stall
Sigmund Freud
Patricia Carbine
Ms. Magazine
Ms. Carbine
Los Angeles
Home Furnishings Mart
Clare Booth Luce
Mrs. Luce
At&t
Tall Story Height Works to Her Advantage
Tara Sheldon Miss Tall Universe 1972 73 at 6 feet 4% inches travels promoting tall movement. She cites furniture and car issues for tall people and notes industries must change as average height rises. Sheldon recalls adolescence isolation and finding belonging at Portland State University and through Tall Clubs International sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara Sheldon
Shelly's Tall Girl Shops
Miss Sheldon
Portland State University
Tara
Tall Clubs International
ZTA marks 75th anniversary luncheon in Palos Verdes
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority groups in Southern California plan a 75th anniversary luncheon at Los Verdes Country Club Palos Verdes Peninsula with a social hour and noon meal. Los Angeles city attorney Heger Arnebergh will give the keynote as members receive Certificates of Merit and the Tenor Ring honor for long service to the sorority and community. Reservations via Mrs Robert Rider in Palos Verdes Estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Wartenbe
Delta Alpha Chapter
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Long Beach State University
Zeta ‘Tan Alpha
Southern California
Los Verdes
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Diamant
Socia
Meri
Claire B. Pike
Gross
Janes Jackson
Joseph Manning
GG. Lydig
Kenneth Reeds
Francis Flynn
George Gordon
M.D. Martin
Tames McGarey
Marvin Pano
Joseph J. Smith
Ail Ziegler
Juyce Perrin
Mines
Pike
Lydig
Tehuantepec Women Dominate Local Markets, Looming Mystery
In Tehuantepec and Juchitan Mexico, women run most shops selling hammocks fruit and jewelry while men work fields. Sociologists and local historians offer theories from history to ethnic mix explaining the unusual gendered division of labor. The scene at Suehlian market showcases the strong marketplace presence with vivid exchanges over hammocks priced in pesos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehuantepec
Mexico
United States
Carlos Iribar Iribarren Sierra
Kite
Juchitan
India
Iribarren
Jorge Martine Rios
Autonomous University
Telanotepec
Duchitan
Martinez
Dibarren
Martine
Wenten
Panama Canal
Pacific
Gabriel Loyez
Mexico City
Suehilan
Lanez
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U.S
Joyce Cheistanten
Joe Risinger
Long Beach
Claire , Pike
Ment Henderson
ZTA
Richard Severo
NEW York Times News Service
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