Rebecca Sharpless’s book, Cooking in Other Women's Kitchens: Domestic Workers in the South, 1865-1960 analyzes major points of research by pledging a quick look of the work and relatives lives of African American female cooks in the South. Sharpless mission was to present the cooks as domestic workers with individual victory and trails in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries which household workers wrote down. She signify that cooking needs to be utilized, and you have to have the potential to compute, gauge, and experience somatic rigorous work. Sharpless has 3 main points: to deal with domestic work African Americans were able to changeover from labor to enslavement; to consider blacks favored clichéd, within the earth’s low salary
