Women of Clark House

"Jeanette Miller, herself a resident of Amherst's Clark House, is dedicated to the permanent dismantling of the myths, stereotypes, and false information directed toward women over the age of sixty. [This book], based on interviews and observation, is a testament to the Clark House women who are breaking society-generated constraints in aging, and finding pos­sibilities and joys in their lives. [It] is a compilation of seventeen vignettes featuring women who had families, work, and challenges, in addition to living through an historic period of change in terms of expectations for women, race relations, and the impact of military life in wartime." --Publisher.

Year

2016

Language

English

Publisher

Levellers Press

Editions

1

Pages

96

ISBN

9781945473036

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