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From Voluntarism to Paid Work

Mary Martin

Susan McGrath Flagler

Meg Forney

Ann D. Lewis

Mary Murphy

Elizabeth Shippee

Patty Streitz

Mary Lou Thorpe

Mary S. White

Graduates of a 1970s training program for women demonstrated that they had expanded the social change and voluntarism agenda of their earlier training to incorporate feminism and personal action in the workplace. These women were active professionals espousing personal achievement and individual voluntarism, yet they had forsworn col lective action. They mirror the oddity of American feminism in defin ing even social change in individualistic terms.

Affilia, Vol. 8, No. 1, 56-71 (1993)
DOI: 10.1177/088610999300800105
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