Confession of Anderson Reveals Gender Identity Struggle
The chapter from Anderson the Milwaukee figure recounts a life living as a man for 13 years with others unaware. She critiques wage disparities, women's dependence on appearances, and calls for protections for young women, noting a male-dominated society and its impact on female virtue and work.
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Anderson
Milwaukee
Does Motherhood Pay
A Seattle mother asks if motherhood pays and the writer argues it pays in immortality and character. She notes landlords’ bias against children and urges society to support mothers as the soldiers of life. The article envisions state endowment for mothers as a national priority.
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Nicola Greeley-Smith
the Star
Seattle
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