Lisa Pasolli is an associate professor of history at Queen's University.Julia Smith is an assistant professor of labour studies at the University of Manitoba.

• PrefaceLisa Pasolli and Julia Smith AcknowledgmentsIntroduction Judy Fudge  Part One: Women, Labour, and the Left 1. "Don't Dare": Labour, Feminism, and the Left on Strike at Dare Foods, 1972–1973Mason Godden  2. The Poet and the Nun: Class-Struggle Feminism in Windsor, Ontario, during the 1970sSean Antaya  3. "Most women would prefer to keep their mouths shut": Challenging Sexual Harassment within the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1981–1986 Barbara M. Freeman  4. The 1995 Calgary Laundry Workers Strike: A Case Study on the Power and Limits of Racialized Women's Class Struggle Andrea Samoil  Part Two: Gender and Politics   5. "Giving women a voice": Annie Townley, the Labour Party, and Women's Politicization in South-West England in the Inter-war Years June Hannam  6. Centros de Madres: From Their Origins to Their Radicalization under Salvador Allende's Government Gabriela Castillo   7. A Global Turning Point for Equal Pay Struggles: International Women's Year, 1975 Silke Neunsinger and Ragnheiður Kristjánsdóttir  8. The Impact of Communism and Socialism on Women's Struggles and Social Entitlements in the Twentieth Century: A Global Overview Alvin Finkel Part Three: Violence and the Law  9. The Seduction of Vivian Macmillan: Scandal, Politics, and Perception in Depression-Era Alberta Penny Bryden  10. Rehabilitating "the Girls": Women's Employment and Expertise in the Prison for Women, 1949–1965 Katie-Marie McNeill  11. Battered Women and Self-Defence before R. v. Lavallee: The Forgotten Case of R. v. Whynot (Stafford)Nadia Verrelli and Lori Chambers  Part Four: Theory and Method  12. From Dreams of Equality to One Hundred Years of Struggle: Radical Women's Biographies in the History of Canadian Politics Linda Kealey  13. Revisiting Many Tender Ties: A Materialist Reading of Sylvia Van Kirk's Text Deanna Yi Turner  14. Gender, Migration, and the Temporalities of Late Capitalism: Reproduction in the Economies of Affect Winnie Lem  15. Joan Sangster's Socialist-Feminist History Ted McCoy BibliographyList of Contributors Index

“Historian Joan Sangster’s analytic vision has inspired scholars across generations and national borders. Pasolli and Smith’s edited collection is a testament to the collective force of that vision. Drawing on prominent conceptual frames Sangster has explored over the course of an extraordinary career, Pasolli and Smith’s volume assembles a notable diversity of authors. The collection not only acknowledges the depth of Sangster’s insight but innovatively exhibits how historians at all tiers of the discipline have embraced and expanded the many methodological and intellectual lessons Sangster’s body of scholarship has so generously delivered. This volume gifts the reader revelatory riches.”

Lisa Pasolli is an associate professor of history at Queen's University.Julia Smith is an assistant professor of labour studies at the University of Manitoba.

• PrefaceLisa Pasolli and Julia Smith AcknowledgmentsIntroduction Judy Fudge  Part One: Women, Labour, and the Left 1. "Don't Dare": Labour, Feminism, and the Left on Strike at Dare Foods, 1972–1973Mason Godden  2. The Poet and the Nun: Class-Struggle Feminism in Windsor, Ontario, during the 1970sSean Antaya  3. "Most women would prefer to keep their mouths shut": Challenging Sexual Harassment within the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1981–1986 Barbara M. Freeman  4. The 1995 Calgary Laundry Workers Strike: A Case Study on the Power and Limits of Racialized Women's Class Struggle Andrea Samoil  Part Two: Gender and Politics   5. "Giving women a voice": Annie Townley, the Labour Party, and Women's Politicization in South-West England in the Inter-war Years June Hannam  6. Centros de Madres: From Their Origins to Their Radicalization under Salvador Allende's Government Gabriela Castillo   7. A Global Turning Point for Equal Pay Struggles: International Women's Year, 1975 Silke Neunsinger and Ragnheiður Kristjánsdóttir  8. The Impact of Communism and Socialism on Women's Struggles and Social Entitlements in the Twentieth Century: A Global Overview Alvin Finkel Part Three: Violence and the Law  9. The Seduction of Vivian Macmillan: Scandal, Politics, and Perception in Depression-Era Alberta Penny Bryden  10. Rehabilitating "the Girls": Women's Employment and Expertise in the Prison for Women, 1949–1965 Katie-Marie McNeill  11. Battered Women and Self-Defence before R. v. Lavallee: The Forgotten Case of R. v. Whynot (Stafford)Nadia Verrelli and Lori Chambers  Part Four: Theory and Method  12. From Dreams of Equality to One Hundred Years of Struggle: Radical Women's Biographies in the History of Canadian Politics Linda Kealey  13. Revisiting Many Tender Ties: A Materialist Reading of Sylvia Van Kirk's Text Deanna Yi Turner  14. Gender, Migration, and the Temporalities of Late Capitalism: Reproduction in the Economies of Affect Winnie Lem  15. Joan Sangster's Socialist-Feminist History Ted McCoy BibliographyList of Contributors Index

“Historian Joan Sangster’s analytic vision has inspired scholars across generations and national borders. Pasolli and Smith’s edited collection is a testament to the collective force of that vision. Drawing on prominent conceptual frames Sangster has explored over the course of an extraordinary career, Pasolli and Smith’s volume assembles a notable diversity of authors. The collection not only acknowledges the depth of Sangster’s insight but innovatively exhibits how historians at all tiers of the discipline have embraced and expanded the many methodological and intellectual lessons Sangster’s body of scholarship has so generously delivered. This volume gifts the reader revelatory riches.”

Lisa Pasolli is an associate professor of history at Queen's University.Julia Smith is an assistant professor of labour studies at the University of Manitoba.

• PrefaceLisa Pasolli and Julia Smith AcknowledgmentsIntroduction Judy Fudge  Part One: Women, Labour, and the Left 1. "Don't Dare": Labour, Feminism, and the Left on Strike at Dare Foods, 1972–1973Mason Godden  2. The Poet and the Nun: Class-Struggle Feminism in Windsor, Ontario, during the 1970sSean Antaya  3. "Most women would prefer to keep their mouths shut": Challenging Sexual Harassment within the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1981–1986 Barbara M. Freeman  4. The 1995 Calgary Laundry Workers Strike: A Case Study on the Power and Limits of Racialized Women's Class Struggle Andrea Samoil  Part Two: Gender and Politics   5. "Giving women a voice": Annie Townley, the Labour Party, and Women's Politicization in South-West England in the Inter-war Years June Hannam  6. Centros de Madres: From Their Origins to Their Radicalization under Salvador Allende's Government Gabriela Castillo   7. A Global Turning Point for Equal Pay Struggles: International Women's Year, 1975 Silke Neunsinger and Ragnheiður Kristjánsdóttir  8. The Impact of Communism and Socialism on Women's Struggles and Social Entitlements in the Twentieth Century: A Global Overview Alvin Finkel Part Three: Violence and the Law  9. The Seduction of Vivian Macmillan: Scandal, Politics, and Perception in Depression-Era Alberta Penny Bryden  10. Rehabilitating "the Girls": Women's Employment and Expertise in the Prison for Women, 1949–1965 Katie-Marie McNeill  11. Battered Women and Self-Defence before R. v. Lavallee: The Forgotten Case of R. v. Whynot (Stafford)Nadia Verrelli and Lori Chambers  Part Four: Theory and Method  12. From Dreams of Equality to One Hundred Years of Struggle: Radical Women's Biographies in the History of Canadian Politics Linda Kealey  13. Revisiting Many Tender Ties: A Materialist Reading of Sylvia Van Kirk's Text Deanna Yi Turner  14. Gender, Migration, and the Temporalities of Late Capitalism: Reproduction in the Economies of Affect Winnie Lem  15. Joan Sangster's Socialist-Feminist History Ted McCoy BibliographyList of Contributors Index

“Historian Joan Sangster’s analytic vision has inspired scholars across generations and national borders. Pasolli and Smith’s edited collection is a testament to the collective force of that vision. Drawing on prominent conceptual frames Sangster has explored over the course of an extraordinary career, Pasolli and Smith’s volume assembles a notable diversity of authors. The collection not only acknowledges the depth of Sangster’s insight but innovatively exhibits how historians at all tiers of the discipline have embraced and expanded the many methodological and intellectual lessons Sangster’s body of scholarship has so generously delivered. This volume gifts the reader revelatory riches.”