The New Republic
US · 2 days ago
Dolly Parton’s Fight for Working Women
Back in
1972, some colleagues and I were sitting in a circle on our lunch hour talking
about our jobs. We talked about low pay, unequal pay, training men to be our
own supervisors, and having to do favors for our bosses.
I
think it all hit home for us the day a student walked into the office,
looked one of us straight in the eye, and asked, “Isn’t anybody here?” Well, I’m
here. Can’t you see me?
Out of
those conversations, an organization grew. I was one of 10 women office
workers in Boston…
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