Tag Archives: Immigration
Talking Domestic Workers Rights at the Jane Addams Hull-House Museum
Who is Taking Our Jobs?
Starting with a Question: “Making Waterford Our Home”
![Mrs. Raphael Marengin, [...] St., first floor rear. Pepine, 10 yrs. old, cracking nuts with her teeth. The mother had just been doing the same. Carmine, 8 years old, has cross eyes, and with the boy about same age works too. Some of them work until 8 or 9 p.m. at times. Boy holding baby is foolish. Husband works on railroad part of the time. 10-year-old-girl cracking nuts with her teeth. The mother had just been doing the same. 8-year-old child has cross eyes and works, as well as the boy. New York City, 1911. Manufacture of food in tenement homes is now prohibited in New York State. Location: New York, New York (State)](http://classracegender.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/immigrants-in-tenement2.jpg?w=440&h=300&crop=1 "Assimilation Nation: Immigrants, Food, and Cultural Politics")
Assimilation Nation: Immigrants, Food, and Cultural Politics
The Struggle Between Citizenship and Freedom
Who Are You?
Life is All Right in America…If You’re All White in America
Obscurity vs. Notoriety: An Immigrant’s Dilemma
