1.) In the Shadow of the Poorhouse: A Social History of Welfare in America, the author, Michael Katz explain resistance within the annals of American institutional welfare and how women used this opening to move themselves into the public sphere in a way that they wouldn’t be resisted or pushed back into the home. Do you think the author created a strong argument explaining why women were longer being push around?
2.) What strategies did many women create to help fight during the early 1950s and were they effective?
3.) From reading Katz’s text from the perspective of looking for the strategies of resistance and survivance, do you think the stories of survival at the behest of the wealthy and powerful mostly told in these sweeping histories
2.) What strategies did many women create to help fight during the early 1950s and were they effective?
3.) From reading Katz’s text from the perspective of looking for the strategies of resistance and survivance, do you think the stories of survival at the behest of the wealthy and powerful mostly told in these sweeping histories