The 9 to 5 Movement: How Women Got Angry, Got Organized, and Made

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Secretary-turned-organizer Ellen Cassedy talks about founding the women-led 9 to 5 movement in the 1970s and her new book, "Working 9 to 5."
Secretary-turned-organizer Ellen Cassedy talks about founding the women-led 9 to 5 movement in the 1970s and her new book, Working 9 to 5.

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