Women at War
The tragic fate of the radium girls highlights the dire consequences of industrial negligence, as their battle against illness ultimately leads to their untimely deaths. Meanwhile, women across the nation rally to support the war effort, engaging in volunteerism through food conservation and the creation of Liberty gardens. Coordinated by various organizations, these efforts showcase the remarkable resilience and resourcefulness of women during a time of crisis, even as they navigate complex alliances in their advocacy.In this clip
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139: From Yeomen (F) to “Hello Girls:” American Women in World War I
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