Books by Dorothy Sue Cobble
Feminism Unfinished
“Edgy and important, Feminism Unfinished gives us one hundred years of feminist activism across all divides of class, race, and difference. It is a powerful corrective to hearten us in these mean times: The Global Feminist Movement Is Unfinished, and Everywhere Ongoing.”
—Blanche Wiesen Cook, author of Eleanor Roosevelt
The Sex of Class
“Once again, Dorothy Sue Cobble is right on target. In The Sex of Class, she's brought together a remarkable group of essays that spell out why class inequalities are growing larger and how the working class is becoming more female than ever. At the same time, this collection thoughtfully describes the place in the union movement for millions of women who teach our kids, clean our offices, and nurse us back to health. The Sex of Class is indispensable. Everyone who's part of the struggle for working women should read it.”
—Linda Chavez-Thompson, Executive Vice-President, AFL-CIO
Dishing It Out
"Rich in detail, studded with telling anecdotes, Dishing It Out is just as vivid and evocative as its title suggests… This book speaks with clarity and good sense to the major debates in the history of work and gender and will become a landmark in our growing understanding of the relationships between the two."
—Susan Porter Benson, author of Counter Cultures
