The New Woman: Changing Views of Women in the 1920s LBSFLLE B, PrssDuase Tssnagse lea Hp be Pops i SPOS acs ta ao tp tp So ea ata ceo Fe rele Sie tenement Sat a A ae cr eee Se ie ep os ‘sot ten sn pod ea i pope SU psd oe somes oe ee tn is wcancane ie nd pu ad been achieved? Tre to consider the womens movement ia the 19208 isnt a0 ‘common overnight among hitorians. Even stidens of wore Jadading lear Fleane, Andrew Sine, and Allen Kratoe, ‘de the accounts withthe passage of he silent amends? tecety, tis tendency to gnore post 1920 wme's history hs ‘he eepeition of standard image of American women inthe rederich Levis Allen's acount i epee “The rion (in manner spd moni) wa lente indepen of he Aman woman. She wea the sulge [198 ‘eo tan, tbe very entree fo oc she hd vote ae 1 dns a nt Bat in Pan ie Faaah m try slat to tat ofthe women's movement? Speci woos mm aie enesrerte en shot De id Few ofthe yourget women sys to even» psig ets in peli: de Hwa + pees nhs tod mixtape, Nevers, the ed ee ge dee. comoled wom ostn ss mas - Leochtenburg cached sim conlsion nea thee decades new wants wate the sane fedam of movenent ht en ad andthe ea nd pola i By he co fhe 1920 sed cae» ng aay ee ft ns ate he wa Se ered lly de wou po tor ad sion.» In Be cei wonen coped wih en a arin, hey 1 Fein ie Sa independence ws el te Pape te gery shed stn of women ‘Thee sad other ncounts fave strated several characteris to the ‘men ofthe 1920 they failed to woe as able o in preter then did en tit manners and morals diferel sharply from af pevowsgenritions; aod thet Iga and economic postion had that forte st ime in hitory waren id become the sca once equals of me, “ha cricton of tbe eecord, however, feels that horas have re hese desitions oot because reser and anayishave coafemed sean, but Bene no new questions bave Been asked abot women he 1920 since the iia impresonisicebscrations nee made. The thu the interpretations ave been handed down fr fry yes with Tite medication makes them suspect, and closer sali confirms seve npstant itor! questions hae ersined untwwere, Who wt the new woratwhat was ber fate after 192); and how does ly, iors 1o cay when and why the azgniaed wor'en's moveret lost i f nbther enfant Hested women's eforts fr socal od for equal git for thi sx; peciey what economic pine tad; aod ow widely and dep the moral redution extended Crigal and cretive ve of primary resources is seca fo answer ‘eetiocs. But before tis esearch i undertaken, i exe f0 wht ha alendy ben writen about women inthe 1920s. This 8s fo provide such hitorograpticel famewodby ting inter deh Lvs Only Yond Ima Mir of th Nir wee wat ah 8 Wn ee The Re of Paper 1162 (Ca 199) 19™ 2 oof Aon ew mo et tr he TiS Se cp pal oh seta ellen te pout ee cp ret fo he peer oan eer que neh rir ape oh ny ea lt woe ser in ny atl eo Poe Een nH pa eo ‘Sts wr Mtge tad re SS sie lovee! or ne nad ev won hy we ee ce a ‘Slee nt yb eters ‘itl vrs ute’ 0 es pope Weer sa lta ge ee in An sync ne hoe tad append ttn” Fie ee re {Sty es ig ns po a tere ene cel Sic neyo ne i ew dangle en penny 1 ‘Seley ie se rt a ‘awit Tween eng pede ‘Site tc ng gente a ns Sefer er aman San be te el SLEUTSE ife dpe dane (cece SE meyer a ey a Fen ip sar depen oe og Sora cen wee pine so csi re dtr ans og Swiss can area ste ees fs pee ts ewan incl sd hal nye on Sts nt Or Seca Se i oe Pp ny ir Yo er Worse ms et rong itn oy ped? SL commentators of tele 1920s nd ently 1930 cached mixed sin thei evaluat of theft deeadeof woman sufiage, Con eeeiogo pit and eaoomie eure of emancipation, they eset ce pation in Attica sori, in spite of strong indations Totwemen had ot achieved equ. weg be expted any aalasrefeted presufage postions. fa “unr Caren Hater sep on "The New Wore,” Charo Pe arama found exten evidence of women’ poli, ieary, sod wi Ga ahivement snc eafanchisenen, and Carie Chaps Cat Stat the vote lad besa used prBtably to remove dcrimiation on Tete level and fo impelegltion for women and clea? Former were of woman sulfage expresed dacontent in ates decrying rin» Encroachment co Maa's Domai,” andthe "Evi of Womans Feat Apso the Old Sundar Ha Tubal, an opponent of slfage pete cay debate wrote in 1930, "I dat fel that women have con ate! anything ecw or worthehile maintain tht thi en years ex ferme hs proved tt woe hare Become the als of uty ede fetes have: tive but apologetic ations of women's progres appeared in 8 gel tue ofthe Anal of he America Asam of Palit and Se TE Suice deveed to "Women inthe Medesn Worl.” A regional di ator of the League of Women Voters argued tht it woud tke more Tn git year to beck 1 tron of excson from public afi sod tht te contin of wren could not be mesure by the ste of thie fot, Another contebutor pecs already women have cs Tey stepped fom sol Ke ao the pola reli.” evn se fl st cn fo ase her sede tat waren politicians did nt shirk thet thet dati" purist, fo, concerted oa politcal progres, Although geneaiy avo ce salses were wally aid by an apologetic on. “Not ea TO Sa ce eape Cin Won Setage On Edt Wt vl. en Woman Sg aw Dies 03 Ct Asc, Wamu Encewdment og Mas Dann” Cet Hey, sexta igty tan fas LNesimania "is of os ea Atv6 “Te Jour of Areas Hag, many of our eitors sem cathosistic ovr the showing made unde te Nietcenth Amendment,” « Ltrary Diged survey found: "Yet on oe other hand, few are pesimisic™ A repesatatveedtodal comment pasted inthe Winston Salem Jor "The wore hive ated tees well ing hi St en yous fh lta enfunchaenet. Bt en gree text Wl he expected dey few decide, Daring the en Jus jut sel the waren have Be [nsdkon Te nett of teen ow tena 0 e balk Social ints howe ely elations eoted few substantive ais fo sromen were at without sympathy forthe pcblens the new ote fad ‘The authors of «sat sty ofthe 1920 election found that women nd ot atliaed the Ballot the sume extet 25 me, nor had they wed predicabiy; however, they suggested that women were oll band ‘apped—not by + pechologs! incapacity for pai, as same citi flamed, bat al y lat of experience." Waen petit ia polit ag ‘become though hibit as eat fo women as to men «=. wome wil doubedly pticgte i all ase of pola ie on a bass of acta ag sell as nomial equality with men” ‘Although mon weitere steed polit ight, few surveyed wore progres in Soding new economic and socal zles, Radial dito V. F, (Calverton believed that "wor economic independence as bee «fa ‘mote important iter in her emancipation then [has] her pital em franchisemen.” He wis inpeened by the incesing somber of atid women who were woking and by the eft ofthe growing wae Iubor fore ia fori singe women’s dates for independence How re, Calveton daly ted the pervasive Scrinination aguas’ women ‘worker, partculry tha of orginined lator aginst acid women ia inser Omer waters who explored the poles of social and cat ‘ezancipation of women ia the 1920s fond, ke Calverton, thi a feminist atitudes persisted. George Bit wot hit iis posible For te Southern gil now to an extent sever peentted before to». Became # enon and not ja another woman” Bt ter cing inividaal els fprofenioaal women ia the South the gre of women's cls dung ten Yn of Wap Suiine” 1 Sa A ie ot Sin il, “Ameecan Wom’ Ieee ef vag eon, 33 Un a0, By eee I te Suey ot Rel” id, XXIK, me 1g) g99e VE caverun ed Sane Sa, ses ona! om ei Spepin ate)se ew Worn a” pr cone prema tl ach wknd he se ere tensile, Bit ed "Te Sota 5) ete an ae fing, he en he ck of Fee ee tow ows store pio in ee hn int eso hr nero ceg arb ee ple stom nis of ea ee pan cnet tng cote for oe Sa helena ga teen te Ye i temas of tn sl eg, Beh A i fev ya ney tar ed be ane wt ih sel len Te gee tains caw i a abe nt head opie weno he 93 tei ied the puicpation of women in Ameren society and the 1° hen yal tae rs ws Ce Ok Sn cat not ee weet se ee pt ais a eta, Wense we, 2 ee versa mag to Hard an ara tad ee empl ge ao a though fre pte ser 919 ad Secures sang he “aly per: tS fel shen ing bers acini Sting pny bo 80 Da ei a cere ft lo sod termes” aren ee. boc inl ety gue option” ft vray won ade ame ava ec of he 1930 ubtigh ew canenatos exited how thet connie a pol ct rng Snare re oe i ot a se npn wen win chet ses pe a ed ners pet png er ES Sey nen ngihe renenf l Fe cep tina wer ls bt not deere ett allmgy sin perc pete SEER ioe ese put Being sree tn gary er San st a ‘Sen BT, “Me Promise and Pei of the New Freon” iid. 49-1 SR ii De bee i Ane For of Sl xa fg Basie: os opt tp eter ae Stovfatiuetet acinar aisle gene Stamos Soe eee ore _oreegatanaremnamnins aoe eed econ ace rie aoe Sane Stee Soo eee tie oe shaping the production of goods, material, humanistic, literary, al acetone ccereied emanate Forces Tamme aa pec tag teen ection cana divore-prone women, and the “more intransigent” ” ema Stree ee ee equal opportunity’ in every sphere” of a mnereny tare oer pres ea ina at area Se eas ehiceorinaiee na ee ee Sra tas hema SRS So eae ne mar eee Soares ome Scie naa ety a arate eg 0 ps ey ree 3 ge gtk Mek rei Tl "ion, The Gin Cade and Ar 1942998 (Se Y pee Woman id i cro i a ata ot shen tom oe ne aes ec ats cn ee i ee ey ty oe ee reais etna Cage a, ee ie es qe eee re Nal a ae hd ed a Fi We ly ee Be te a ae eet Poe area aie sane See ea a eh ee act Don ee rel pean lo ee ae tied Ap Sel ren a Se en rd ae helen pn a mk Se ee at fei i ees Tn em a ie a aia aig sarc cs ey ti a es Th See eee eee oe Sanday or as oa Secomn re yee Cee la erro ern ee en an nar ee mrtaia et Se as eocces SS ee ee heel iro ae ee : inh ear Con A Sky of Pll "Yak BSN tle empce ‘The Jota of Ameria they were severely resent ange of emplymet Ta thee pubic aciviy,Brckisdge reported tat “tbe momect ems a nha feat which to atempe to take scout of soc.” Wernen had ba “islsone withthe blot and had torneo goverment neces a ede ‘atonal inttution fer bites of entiation, but hey had nts ye ay ‘ccf in obtaining politcal power. Breckinridge decribed wom lobbying efforts andthe roles ia the estionat puts, bt her pire nowhere ab peomising at cher Iewie's acount of public lle ort “progress” implied in Slosec's ot Allen's derptions ofthe Sapper Ty Brekinsige sty povided the data which might have prompted his ‘al revisions on wore’ emancipation i the 19205. On the ntey, wih fone exception in he d-1930s ber work seems to have een coed for several decades, a the aew woman remained an asim rat ‘hans bjt for ise nquy. “The one water who di examine Brecknrdge’s work wis Bnet ‘Groves ascii faze andthe family who steve the oa ross of feminist acy. Groves saline the ects of india ep ‘ment during World War I in ruing worn’ expectations and in heightening ofthe flings of elf intrest” Grover ws ava tte sgowth of « fenule Ibor fre did not atomataly change ade foward working waren and th fami, and he suggested thot the cm towed exsece of «temporary female work fre comtated to ane plotative daube standrd of wages geared to nonpemmaentbelp. While {he vote hid quien the ted legal eat td reinforced bang activities, women were aot yet, in Grove ew, ative and egal bat fa hitary.Laer writes would giee with im tat women wee a sp ss, tated unequal, the "feminine side of « male Gaon’ "rom the mid-1930 through the le 1940s feminism weno popaae sbjet among historias, just as wom’ ight war noe oe ofthe issues ofthe day. A county struggling trough a prolonged depesca ‘wemt!semsncptin ander etry io the jb martin very difeet light than tad a9 eae, more promperoe soy, Working women wee bing asked, if ot foe, to lev ice newly muted postions andr turn tothe home tie to allow mento tke up tee jobs Fat et eee ¥yT Fiia M a soa kr, i see ili wo ‘dad ea wd bp en fot eatny dinar c,FoesB Groves sees ee . i Ss reer pg ein tine of ii Wi mane ne in ey lg so ey oa co Set Ta rn cn ey. A Pr eve ee ges yi epg ce Cane a pe of tks cycttion mae a uy teks 208 Fa cnt a a ed at at tr a oe ee — ce lipid 2 ee ate See te ae pan lee fe of ie Ne oll ness ran et fin momar’ cbs cet ener he wk force" Those Se yee ae tn ee ne A phe te vans new eo pfeseal tome cen a ee a lige ae at Fe a ee al oy al po Sct Se nen oes To eaten mit get,” Comm Te el The ohne Sere eo dale Me Cs ae sng dH tu el i ln set Sey ry aes ec her Sheen Sette pel el cota Pes Pict nas tee tg eB Seceire adr ery Poe iso eo Bee tah Fara eerie Cr, Fh Gm en a fer er ae on Hey Se Ce bat rch ea oy, ft, as The Aen Se BSartist Rig he Une ee ie Ta Brey er Fau ht hai cart ie Sos Thay Co a NOSE ear tht Cay (eno 32, 3855 * Deca Hoan tr.oa ‘he Jounal of Ames 2 of wun ia he 190 dpe! unbnlne on eting Sia ae eal pean set ea ae Mall sc as be ued a toy Paap ‘Tact ete mpent fe Rone’ Toe Re Se eco cuanto ae! manger Ee eu petioe w doce nurarcul ae ‘Spells far non" Han Wa Jnl ese ‘ihe oma te one tnt ed Roem ean el Iidoen at dense reese metre aig Stecpuntipin mage te oe oe cate ed Sa ws Cong king el mca oa) of rom Tan aye erg wes seas fen be oy fetuses at Sie ron tog et tebe ot mn of de ‘oar rsd ved ea or tpi meas « et te yun tad eae bau, wie ea ted Sed at wee te iptlarorenacpece Soe ps is ingrowth poll ease seat ole ey ii fr en a nero Se te! a woes te a ey JB ‘coat tee lo 1920 "Tep dist Apa SS om ng ee gt ne ning p= Mity Sec Contap oa tri ean ea ‘pu ine lop wan he pve, po xg saving devices, it was “dramatized by the vote, and guaranteed by bi sto Sonat peel we pal ee fre ooet Ga es! sates aeeal setae oot ee SaaS Sit ere corer Ra SIS Fetish dawg dor ine Os abn dene Si eas yey cre ga age tet at cnn 4a Ele, ald Sanh 0 Cnty, 36; Fins, Amer a ‘Hy Se Cena ein Nid deepen of Ari sl hau Se (eB 2h a et wns i ing ene ay ted es (a edged woes Gt fr progesive legislation and loa ond Sonia ye Banc te ee el he, ht ely tye st ese erent eerie eae er heen cna eels ren a be pe Se es Si sa ae a se rc an orl aes ar Sate i at he eo ey ea in ee sl ny el en etree ty oem Se ee eee Se erent caine pa gn a Se amin oe iy Hoe an on A tes ra cc Nd en secs an rat on See eee te etn eos eel Ss od brwsh oer 2 Se ee of en” vet mens te wet a ri ce Set ke SL oe n,n nt Hi eA ge hase oo inn ne ‘aea “The Joust of Anetian Komurovsky defend equal education for women, and soother sper Woot os sy paty of uppe-lss and profesione! women supported the Shy Dn aol Aare Moe nas Sette hi pan sl cn wen el pe sii Maa Me oS a : ea a ee I ae un tl ly nd at so tel ogy toy A Sete idee nyt pein sa Na Sy of een Fe et aly "These preurtors of the new fern speed nthe 19505 for. seasons, American women wer ey for eval of fem Th ‘weathered he ents ofthe Depron nd wt ito king ew {or equality. They now led in an increasingly suet soy Why beginning to tur ts atertio othe quation of rail equality, ‘winch hae hisoraly heightened feminist cones eons Nya cmpson of wer’ scl potion with ht of egos, Ha ke viewed women 4 4 mapotty group that fered colle Ne imiation, revel sare sclabion, and gently 6 3 ition of minority group stats and behavior OF particule Coe strane vas Hacker's conceptalizaton of a “ex relations te tote rue elation ele bypothesined by Robert Prk. generation of women which came to maturity in the 1950s had noe j {Sagh adc a new ont mene Thee res oad; woah uno gnc ae x wel ty beset ye ay fone fo Soa inkl fc oh 190 frre ang hy Ses pall thy Red ne ope a Teese he tl noe es ts 19, fr cane, slog hl W. Cre nd Benet si ae “Wht Tgp! te Pee Moves ed at enn hae pepo ng Sa toy we cel br ng: gg pc say ig the nyo thence eat ‘eneen hy Sted as ge fa “aa yrs au in ats psa andthe job to fy Se ow fee ithe athe page ic on tay ‘Bee foram npr names crn fr fer lt ea o pee aps soa moe” aly fon noms pte en gree he thing ns ttre wich oe pee von any pa tarp “sand da cage mes more Sete ye of ete al Spoor (be Bpichetel ge eet i at nee Siete Siac te le 5S Jos ves nme tena, dic, cee HE ‘sy ier MoT Sibaitch thatthe later stages ofthe ole of competition, confi, a Seolatan, and asian had bee raced with the passge of the ‘Shep ametdinert, and she rggeted pophetialy that # new ert of ens dstsfacion wae approaching "Mu aalogy of women mith eiooy groups ltr append elewbere incing Dito Mariaze, Moray and Sex and in.a interpretation of fhe Sipe by B. Jone Wes. Rejating the tational view tht women's Iai ol fashions in the 1920 were manifestations of freedom, Wests Fen sans gg tat women’s fashions were an sein of men, meaty woups have Aaya done. 1 the socalled superior group: “Atogh the plays and vet of the 1920s depicted women in avr Sewell tolertheaggrenoe i se, the dvorcee—West ction {hits itentore “implied meoal disiegraon tae was quite ely fe plc than actly exits." Tobe iteration of change in wore’ ls inthe 19205 which Ggevined stoi’ asetions of sex equality was Women and Workin Toren ty Rober SO Sas, The legal utr of women, he found, hits ot fee World War I bt ear withthe pasing of the foaier, tly the ed ofthe war the femiit movement was “apy subsiding he war bad led fo 2 “zenuhable Ubealizaton of views about wome’s iva andthe propicty of their woking outside the home” bat the decades were ate! by wow ack of eters in many ofthe vi ho WC as Ber Meni, -Whe Hp of Fei Mere Prete eee carer ea ar ile dace May Gin Sd oy, 2908.19, fe Now Worn" avi Cer} Lire, (sy 1923, ee eu Fp a Se Ha36 ‘he Jounal of Aetna eo ti th ye i Sn dest rete oe regis ny a a Sit hdr el uel Tuten Seta iene poeta ote chtcneanipaf om oops a sea pbisriant tac te bpets ote aaa aE seater Taek a ilcstncnpecmsieeametocd 1 eens hy tno al hone wall Ce poe tae wn cena hss pan a gly Sava a Cen Cn oer si Sr yt ei SakchaerutesCne eteo o r ison iru tnt ees Stirs a Tae el lad SERED ns atc yt nel ty, ta sr ee udp mse a ce Ee ey ee ae etl eles PLES? a Se ae Seat lend ie onl Tei San staaaenty weet soni at ape d amay mah okay Sha ines chee poe ee ch uel ain Sa en ie"erehe heen ‘herrea hh ent oa dal conse ar ice pope oe a sate wet eRe Res OTA paca tame tovncaon a gram woo ot ye ee! and ated to ie he cooeis nt ad et nd they of men fe ange Prins ea ad al tng ad hing for wren in the 1920: at ried, lt had ogi tat wes bce we tac red of wt ty aed eon cn that Ge seal rvlsin ad ged women Peto was tore ery tn a al OE ‘Sone nrc thn ct pes ey se ic las pint to new coma fates re oe hin soa were conenpining the tes ge weaih wich ws tk form nthe ot de amt as ing efor th gs al forte mt eet 19605 fd hen io 3 Pe, cnc shu don eins oy oer See sen Jo Kenly bed bie» Cone i Women an see ts od als bd flowed 2 guten abigail fo momen ps be Negro a om trh nnd blk port a 198 vraed Te Foie Nysgue,» jai polo wick si Pn cp od ipsa ffi a Tet co mark the beginning of serious lteret in women i Arercan sro esblhed storie publabed esas onthe sbjet in 1964 ay Pet Th Pino Myer (Sem Ye 196)- Ans By Ft ST ea ut oe phon eyo we at Tarte ati Pdi tet ae ey oa Sp Ee ELSGE SUR: ities ams ed Fee te ar ain coy mas sie oe Seepage nao eka ‘The Jor of Arian Both wots iad signin hfe any fam the view that ‘emaipaton ad Been coped in the 1920s snd tovard oe the ‘aed the periseace of dxrinisaton aust woren. David Pots coaments on “Amercan Worea and the A, Chane credited the cy, the busines fice, 25d meat promotion of sero eat tne the aries to fll qui Ing, notably the dalam of care and domestic les which mad putin of women diferent fom tht of eter oppresed group {ho traced Femi toinutrilation an wbsninto, Att Agted with erie commentators about the sdraces women bad “However, he reveted fom angulifedcongtultio by soing permanent increase the female Iba force was madeater Woda that women’s excupatnal gains were not gret inthe profeions, sez! divisions of labor remind, nd tht women’s suction Inter regresed, Why, a baton fallyacked, di fennien fal soldat and inresse gins afte the 19209 Change in wes be explained, had exrted more through chance of wa, depen, techologal change than though planed eos!" American “ike American soy in ger, Bare been moe concerned wth dua practice dun with consent feminist decoy Ths, be ude aly «tong ecg stand would erable feninists to ‘hei gol onsite and conic. “At the te that Degler and Poster made tse graces women, «sell qumber of hitrians begun ivestiting mare ‘women's oll and soil actvities inthe pont Weld War T ‘They dicoveed that there wat mare to the sew wows han the the lager bad revealed andthe waks ofl compenstn Foxe intepettions.Hatking bck to the emphasis co women scivites during the ate 19205, the new sis sil id not elke the theme of women asa. oppresed gro, but they dd pee “isasion of women’s palit eos spd inidenal acknowledge ‘ecial baries impeding emancipation, ‘One revion was impli in Clarke A. Chamba wsdy of i. (Chambers didnot di fein por bathe di ad Wome 1920s atively working in setlenent hoses, lbying or wages nd aire tin a al En Prt a "Cit Mage, “rein, Wi Unig The ose ae of Agee Rete itn aE Wear vs oe 0. a Te rs eg i gare aay ae rae eres we sha i nat soe Sata a ee rant eae re al Sain a rapt aan Se so ata ott a Se ey ota area Sd et tes nf ei ea ale et eat tate epee ec eng ey Last sy of psa wc el ace sh a pe ee rast year ope mc he ge yee il ett ts = tee ge ea = ie ere ceeding ete ciate aac tera ate ie ca te ea tre pecan core i ee oot ng i Sct i ene as ee seit pr Rena eal ot ct Ra Sh nai Ssutn Woo ot Tei” Jarl of bp w te Sn ip Fila 9008380 “Te Jounal of Anitian ‘hich led gent he wane’ movement and ween te Ipc" Altough the newly canine sr ha shee fli ins in pac oe or party pac, wae bd con Bosh fx reforms, aig the grande for te New Da ‘Not sorted to the oe treats of wore the 192, ey by James R. McGovern, which lle no qc i tan peciotion of the eatin in moc ing Breknige {roo he ews apn tts of women, e910 aver ‘plcing women, canglg a and csma In the ropienie dine cas, he prac of Sth cata, and we of sone, ‘Govern showed tv the Sper hed ben preted by crest of he decades of the centoy ts McGore sggeted, + moral tc before Word War, were the 1920 "reoitony” ten depicted oi fat hd a secon taken ple wih ‘eued to homes fol "Tc wok of Sot on the ote wanes new poll Canter ant Lens on popes and women inh 1920 sy ‘stveigtos of the orl eoltion by McGovern and tt ay {cron many cout ba hy pit ew se owed ty. Poopted ia put byte pola and sol mavene of {960m thesis aed nore clo ate pola Ue of Woe Wart ween and more eal 2 the sped moa! ek Whe thy wee eeger to pense te zle women ed lee in ol rovers, rase ad te founaon for set wots [Eccl ofthe fares of the wonen's moverat fo achive ‘ef, Two cet sti ar viene of he hin ew a {semaine parpnt o worn the vin of dination Lao NUl pcre ba of te Same for foinisns demon Willan Chae fats Ameria soci for oppresing the snd Enrone War Brave, ON ry of fossa, was el (oun it Ge Wows Bae Please So (Gey ey 0 eae Ein, “Te Amin Wer rt War | la in er Wemsa wo nd al of Feminism America pase itive ofthe authors tw oie 1920 e's igs erect epi nthe wet en les at ad Be woe Oy is Cit ong hen wan fons ily tgs tae ol st lng Sapa om coven tpt Sval foun that policins abandoned the wom’s movemest en ON ccs ing Woe appt, and se ofcred see cities of fe wont sal saint The ston quted eed made dt his oe rere Mata aifeminixancanent of women’s stage which ee om te ee ad done ile mom tan fo ing ot sa wade rats of wamen fies, pimaes, tosis, andthe tedey Sete ces ene. He ote caimed tht although the rails some Woman's pay correctly undernod the discrimination ago Sr Miah ested iter 1920, ir “toowldge did them lite pod ToT Be pena thet ed the to demind fein revi kept ther froncfating:t”™ Te anol vals, as wel, O'all scted litle progres toward nunipain ner 1920. The worl ceuion had been rst i the ryan, nad “srl fed ad ile eet onthe ie spe of Bey doen” who sll peered the wtty of ome ant fay othe Alco he fappr, Profesional aocg women declined by te sid Ifhtn, be expnine, Decne the sorely and “planoar" of the ace Goel: ws exigent i sates and proations be (ihe appre to women, and the sgl between home and eer tte mocking ween ‘ONai! beleved tht the feminine aytigue of fuillnest eh ‘eontbo! sai bone crated in the 9205, when “feiss” eto Iban rely seneal Iberation within the confines of danesicty. Home femoris bee wor’ pofeional alm, and finn brame the ren ON, Enger War Be The i dal of Fini Amn la boheme a es Oa tebe at Win Ais Fea ci Depts me Hit of tn at 0 ‘east Ce tl wep” nan Quay XV Cal Dp, wits {Ne Dore oe rors Ce en 1 Ma Fie Be of dt Sindy of Yo of Ou Bere dl Fi tort) hagas in (Nene. 17) Het eo meee rec ee gl mam oe Serie. [Ain Shen Csne spo Figen (ipeariooyr