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''Village Elders'' describes what it was like ''back then'' and how it is today for the gender outlaws whose lives and loves have challenged convention and precipitated one of the most profound social revolutions of the twentieth century

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Holding Up More Than Half the Sky William H. Hill ''Village Elders'' describes what itIn 1982, twenty thousand Chinese American garment workersmostly women went on strike in New York's Chinatown and forced every Chinese garment industry employer in the city to sign a union contract. In this pioneering study, Xiaolan Bao penetrates to the heart of Chinese American society to explain how this militancy and organized protest, seemingly so at odds with traditional Chinese female behavior, came about. Bao conducted more than a hundred