Problem
Terms such as equality, equity, and economic parity have often set the tone for debates about women's rights in the 20th century. While the words can speak about political and social equality, the workplace has been one of the primary spaces where these struggles have been waged. The goal of this is to examine how the themes of work and equality have shaped women's lives in the 20th century.
Locate a working woman whom you would like to interview. This woman can be a co-worker, a school colleague, a professor, a close friend, or even a relative. The woman ideally should be of a generation older or younger than you.
1) Profiles your potential interviewee the type of work that she does, your relationship to her and the reasons for your interest in interviewing her.
2) List 5 potential questions that you would like to ask her.