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Vintage Childrens Schoolbook Illustrations gender jobs 1962

Vintage illustrations Children’s School Book “My Little Pictionary” by Marion Monroe, Scott, Foresman & Co, 1962

Labor Day is a good time to start  learning to “lean in,” ladies.

Th first Monday in September is officially” the day to commemorate the social and economic achievements of the American worker.”

No question, working women today have it better than ever before.

In the 50 years since these sexist children’s schoolbook illustrations were published, women have made great leaps into the workforce. Yet 50 years since the passage of the Equal Pay Act a gender wage gap still exists.

Women in the US are paid on average 77 cents for every dollar paid to men.

The idea of a gender based wage gap seems as laughable and antiquated as these  vintage school book illustrations.

No words.

Copyright (©) 20013 Sally Edelstein All Rights Reserved

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