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Fifties Housewives To Workplace Empowerment: How The “Self Esteem” Ethos Has Shaped Feminism

Rosie The Riveter, a classic media icon associated with female defense workers during World War II.

In the 1950s, despite an outward appearance of fulfilled lives, American housewives endured a hidden malaise — “the problem that has no name” — a silent yet pervasive discontent. Self-esteem, which has long been neglected among women, can be nurtured and developed, for both personal and collective wellbeing.

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climate change Food / Travel Green Green Or Gone Society special series

Recipe For The Climate? The New Cookbooks Deliciously Saving The Planet

​A chef chopping green onion next to a recipe from a cookbook.
A chef chopping green onion next to a recipe from a cookbook. Tampa Bay Times/Tampa Bay Times/ZUMA

The story of food is a story of coexistence with nature and of memory. A publishing trend focuses on how the food we eat impacts the planet, and how we can find new recipes and ways of consuming food that are more climate conscious.

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