Women's America: Refocusing the Past Refocusing the Past

"Brilliantly and evocatively, Kerber, De Hart, and Dayton have once again presented a probing and comprehensive picture of women's experience in America. An indispensable book."--William H. Chafe, Duke University
"Women's America is the ideal text to introduce students to U.S. Women's History. . . . The newest edition features innovative photographic essays to offer guidance for students in interpreting visual primary sources. This is one anthology that really does do it all!"--Judy Tzu-Chun Wu, Ohio State University
"The new addition of documentary photographic essays encourages the reader to engage both visual culture and contemporary commentary, bringing women's history to life in relevant ways. Spanning the range of women's experiences across race and class, this impassioned collection is a must-have for teaching and learning women's history."--Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor, Smith College
"Now in its seventh edition, this long-respected text is a gift to teachers of undergraduate courses in U.S. women's history. . . . It is the perfect instrument for the survey course."--Cynthia Harrison, George Washington University
"This seventh edition of Women's America provides a very good mix of documents, essays, images, and other resources. . . . The selections, which represent some of the finest current and earlier work in the field, are engaging and thought-provoking and should stimulate many discussions and debates and encourage students to do further research."--Maureen Nutting, Seattle Community College