In “Not a Man’s Union:Women Teamsters in The United States during the 1940s and 1950s by Leah F. Vosko and David Witwer, the main point of this paper was that women were finally able to join a trade union. The authors discuss what led to women joining the trade unions. Vosko and Witwer discussed list the goals of the union in 1911. The authors discussed what the goals of the union were in 1911 and how that compared to when the women were allowed into unions. Long time union president David Tobin said. P.170. “educate its membership and raise them to a higher standard of manhood…It is our duty to educate them and make them better men.” These goals emphasized goals for men, there was no mention of women. In 1943, “During World
