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“On Display Eight Hours a Day”: Gendering and Racializing Clerical Work During the Early Cold War
Jennifer Keohane
Tags: clerical work, gender, labor, work rhetorics

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Editors’ Introduction
Rebecca Dingo, Clancy Ratliff
Tags: abortion, climate crisis, Ketanji Brown Jackson, labor, mass shootings, pandemic, Roe v. Wade

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Editors’ Introduction
Rebecca Dingo and Clancy Ratliff
Tags: Feminisms and Rhetorics De-Conference, in memoriam, infertility, labor, literacy sponsorship, reproductive justice, rhetoricity of work

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Feminisms and Rhetorics Keynote Address: The Uses of Fatigue: Invitations, Impatience, and Investments 
Tamika Carey
Tags: Fatigue narratives, feminist futures, Homecoming, labor, listening

Justice for All: The Womanist Labor Rhetoric of Nannie Helen Burroughs
Veronica Popp and Danielle Phillips-Cunningham
Tags: feminism, labor, organizing, Race, womanism

Review of Women at Work: Rhetorics of Gender and Labor
Jessica McCrary
Tags: 23-1, domestic, labor, work

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The Quest for Meaningful Work: Enacting New True Woman Values via Epideictic Rhetoric
Kristy Crawley
Tags: American, domesticated workspaces, epideictic rhetoric, Julia Wolfe, labor, Martha Louise Rayne, Mary Ellen Pleasant, Nancy Myers, New True Woman, nineteenth-century, separate spheres, What Can a Woman Do or Her Position in the Business and Literary World

A Fragile Unity: Quiet Activism across the Fissures in Nineteenth-Century Women’s Labor Politics
Kristie S. Fleckenstein and Nancy Myers
Tags: quiet activism, Woman’s Movement, labor, 19th century, Lucie Stanton Day, Virginia Penny

(Re)Turning to the Seams of Composing as a Feminist Orientation
Abigail H. Long
Tags: ethic of seamfulness, material rhetorics, material methods, disability rhetoric, labor, writing process, friction