...Rebecka Taves Sheffield The Bedside Table Archives is a curatorial project that borrows from arts-based research practice, oral history, and archival theory to produce a collection of records relating to women's queer homemaking practices in the intimate realm of the bedroom. This article...

...Gilda L. Ochoa INTERVIEWS “My First Lessons in Chicano History Were Heard at the Kitchen Table”: An Interview with Gilbert G. Gonzalez Gilda L. Ochoa Though the histories of subjugated groups are too often dismissed as irrelevant or framed in culture-based or race-based...

...- sented a cultural alternative to both the traditionalism of Islamic forces and the “pseudomodernism” of the monarchists.” 30/RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW TABLE 1 Evolution of the Iranian Left, 1900-78 Period Political Parties Activities 1906-37...

... of women in the Calumet Repair Shop was similar to that of women in the economy as a whole. Clerical work replaced traditional female blue-collar jobs as their most common employment (Table 1) and entrance into tradi- tional male blue-collar jobs was possible primarily during the war periods...

.... On the other side of the aisle, the table at which Lincoln repor- tedly drafted the Emancipation Proclamation stands out among ar- tifacts which also include the table on which Robert E Lee signed the surrender at Appomattox. In many ways the Emancipation Proclamation table tests the success...

... Table 1 African-Americans Residing in Urban Areas Outside the South, 1940-1960 NORTHEAST NORTHCENTRAL WEST 1940 1,234,000 1,261,000 143,OO 0 1950 1,897,000 2,082,000 513,000 1960 2,896,000 3,297,000 1,000,000...

... the political strategy of competing factions. As the tables at the end of this article show, people of all walks of life fought and were killed during the Iran-Iraq war. White- and blue-collar workers, teachers and students, the young and the old, the educated and the illiterate, rural and urban masses...

.... 13 most landowners reported incomes of from 100 to 500 pesos a year, and only 36% of the people fell into the lowest range, reporting an income of under 100 pesos a year. (See Table II.) Incorporated Indian village holdings, however, are not included in these records. I do...

... this question, the film explores the trials of a Bolivian family in the sprawl­ ing, nearly all-­indigenous city of El Alto, on the altiplano above the capital of La Paz; a woman in Detroit, Michigan, whose water was cut off by the city due to unpaid bills; farmers in India facing declining water tables...

... in public and by selling to “the public” regardless of where they are located spatially. Nevertheless, a restaurant’s location as inter- nal urban space marks it as a modern and well-­regulated commercial environment, the counterpart of the Western, bourgeois familial dining table, while the sale...

...- nizer Fred Ross Sr. told me that Ross would repeat these words as he pounded on a table in frustration when organizers suggested spending more time bringing workers together to educate them instead of directly organizing them.1 Ross did not dismiss education, but he advocated knowledge connected...

... more land for their young gafinim (settIement groups); new immigrants-and veteran citizem- want "quality of life,' six- or eight-room hill-top villas; the army needs space for firing ranges addepots and camps; the farmers need mope water (obtainable cheaply from the West Bank water table...

..., large lounge chair, storage spaces, ashtray) with two movable wall sections attached to enable reconfigurations of space, picnic table, and fixed walls to designate the area as a complex and to provide privacy Reaction: immediate usage for overnight sleeping; movement of the hinged walls to close...

... all over the country to fight for dignity and justice. He struts at the back of a noisy, crowded meeting, presided over (barely) by four beleaguered farmworkers, seated around a table on a stage in front of the meet- ing. As this ranch committee struggles through its first attempt...

... all over the country to fight for dignity and justice. He struts at the back of a noisy, crowded meeting, presided over (barely) by four beleaguered farmworkers, seated around a table on a stage in front of the meet- ing. As this ranch committee struggles through its first attempt...

... influence content indirectly, with museum curators avoiding controversial subjects or presentations to attract neces- sary funding as early as the planning stages. For the sweatshop exhibition, contro- versy was not only on the table but the mediation...

... for heterosocial pleasures that became key in redistributing Gold Rush wealth and in challenging Anglo notions of what would count as "society." Indeed, whenever a miner cut loose and stopped working, someone else started-a matador, a preacher, a woman at her gaming table. The worlds of labor and leisure...

..., a small table in the parlor sufficed. At the same time, a legitimation of leisure allowed women time to spend sketching. Amateur artistic pursuits were becoming a defining feature of femininity as it was conceived of by the middle classes. Women earlier in the eighteenth century had...