Aprons Away: Women’s Work on Route 66 holiday Clay battled back

Clay battled back

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Their process of working slowly and collaboratively discloses moments of heightened psychological intensity in images that transcend the specifics of a particular person or place

human rights advocate and unpaid labor researcher Mathew Foggy

Aprons Away: Women’s Work on Route 66 holiday Clay battled backWeve all heard of Route 66, but did you ever stop to think of all the women who worked along the 2,448 mile length of the most famous highway in the world? The welcoming smile from an aproned waitress offering to pour you a cup of coffee or the friendly face of the motel owner ready to rent you a room come to mind. But thousands more worked behind the scenes at a variety of jobs, businesses, careers, and artistic endeavors during the first century of