Titlebook: Hardball Lobbying for Nonprofits; Real Advocacy for No Barry Hessenius Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2007

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Barry Hesseniusic, and gender differences; labor market stratification; uneven economic and social development across geographic regions—all meant that various groups of workers experienced class in decidedly different ways. In fact, some historians would argue that this fragmented experience led to a sort of “unm

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Barry Hesseniusone of Latina and Latino scholarship in the twentieth century.. At the same time, political, sociological, economic, and anthropological studies by and about Latinos and Latinas that address working-class issues have informed both Latino and Latina labor history in such a way as to create a rather u

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Barry Hesseniussubsequent decades. Toni Morrison’s . (1987), for example, considers the implications of infanticide, while Charles Johnson’s . (1982) dramatizes the sexual exploitation of slave men. The emphasis of the works from this period is on the heterogeneity of the experience of the enslaved self, along wit

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Barry Hesseniusments in order to represent history. Linda Beatrice Brown’s . (1995), Connie Briscoe’s . (1999), and Lalita Tademy’s . (2001) all explore the lives of several generations of African American women of the same family dealing with issues of racism, sexual exploitation, miscegenation, and passing, whic

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