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a laundry there had caught fire

Two days later, someone from the New York office did call. He told me to pick up a rental car at the Tucson airport and drive the three hundred miles across the state of Arizona to Lake Havasu City. Now, he said. Right now. A laundry there had caught fire, and the workers had walked out. They were …

—p.6 On the Line: Two Women's Epic Fight to Build a Union Las Polillas (1) by Daisy Pitkin
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the ambitious industry-wide laundry campaign

The director picked me up from my house at 10 p.m., the standard time for nightly meetings among UNITE organizers, though I did not yet know it. We went to a bar on Fourth Avenue to drink beer and talk about UNITE, about the ambitious industry-wide laundry campaign they wanted to run in Arizona as …

—p.5 Las Polillas (1) by Daisy Pitkin
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Trotsky and the orchids project/secret-life

[...] Insofar as I had any project in mind, it was to reconcile Trotsky and the orchids. I wanted to find some intellectual or aesthetic framework which would let me - in a thrilling phrase which I came across in Yeats - 'hold reality and justice in a single vision'. [...]

—p.7 Philosophy and Social Hope Trotsky and the Wild Orchids (3) by Richard M. Rorty
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masculinity and passionate commitment

[...] What should be discussed, then, is the question of how sexuality should be made a domain of conduct regulated both by freedom and by ethics. The sexual revolution, anxious to put taboos aside and to reach equality, has by and large left ethics outside the realm of sex. Ultimately, this book s…

—p.247 Why Love Hurts: A Sociological Explanation Epilogue (238) by Eva Illouz
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the goal of gender equality is not equal detachment

The goal of gender equality is not equal detachment but an equal capacity to experience strong and passionate emotions. Why would that be the case? After all, there is no lack of philosophical or ethical models preaching moderation in all things, and especially in the passions. Although this work r…

—p.246 Epilogue (238) by Eva Illouz