"Women and Pay for Housework," Carole Lopate, Liberation, pp.8 -11, May/June 1974

Chris Bose Wages for Housework Research Collection consist of correspondence, flyers, newsletters, and publications collected by Christine E. Bose, in relation to the Wages for Housework Campaign (WFH). The letters from other members in the Wages for Housework campaign, particularly Silvia Federici, key organizer in the Campaign, provide insight into the connections between different Wages for Housework groups across the United States. Most of the papers and publications date from 1972 to 1977 and offer a well-rounded view of progressive, activist analyses of housework in a variety of written sources on topics such as immigration, welfare, labor unions, reproductive justice, and socialist feminism.