Introduction: "The Necessity of Organization": Gender, Class, and Industrialization During the Progressive Era
Ch. 1. "I Must Be That Someone": Mary Kenney and the Chicago Labor Community
Ch. 2. "A Noble Young Woman on Fire for Her Cause": Mary Kenney O'Sullivan and the Boston Labor Community
Ch. 3. For Those "Willing to Assist": The Formation of the National Women's Trade Union League
Ch. 4. "The Fight for Subsistence": The Early Years of the Boston Women's Trade Union League
Ch. 5. "A General Smash-Up": The Boston Women's Trade Union League Comes of Age
Conclusion: "We Stand as One": The Limitations of Cross-Class Alliances after 1912.
