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This paper is based on the authors’ experience working in small Toronto plants with women workers. It focuses on immigration, unions, and class issues. She concludes by suggesting that women workers have potential for consciousness-raising.
This paper is based on the authors’ experience working in small Toronto plants with women workers. It focuses on immigration, unions, and class issues. She concludes by suggesting that women workers have potential for consciousness-raising.
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