Labour Women: Women in British Working Class Politics 1918-1939 - Historical Study of Female Political Participation in Interwar Britain - Perfect for Academic Research, Gender Studies & British History Enthusiasts

Labour Women is a study of the first post-suffrage generation of women members in the Labour Party and the Co-operative movement. It looks at three areas where women had an impact on the development of British social democracy between 1918 and 1939: their struggles with the male leadership; their relations with middle class feminists; and their strong showing in community politics and local government. This book combines the political history of the national organizations and events, with a social history of working class families, schools and communities.