On September 10, Brigid O'Farrell who has taught our "sociology of work" course will give a dinner talk for the
Alameda National Women's Political Caucus.
Eleanor Roosevelt: Worker Advocate
Come to a riveting presentation about a little-known aspect of Eleanor Roosevelt. Author Brigid O'Farrell will talk about her latest book,
She Was One of Us: Eleanor Roosevelt and the American Worker
Eleanor was born to privilege and married to a U.S. president. But she was also a committed lifelong advocate for workers and a proud union member for 25 years. O'Farrell reveals the First Lady's deep ties to the American labor movement and their mutual struggle for human rights.
Monday, September 10, 2012
6:00-7:30pm
Buttercup Grill
229 Broadway, Oakland
Plan to arrive by 6pm so you can order your dinner before the program begins.For more information, contact Program Co-Chair Ellen Augustine, 510-428-1832,
ellenaugustine@earthlink.net
And here is a link to O'Farrell's Labor Day article for AlterNet: "
Is this California's Last Labor Day."
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