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power and privilege were asserted,” Myers concludes (p. 94). Company documents, some made public through class-action lawsuits, reveal management’s systematic attempt to hide employment discrimination through superficial compliance with the affirmative action policies imposed on defense contractors in the 1960s and 1970s. Jane Doe v. Boeing Company, a 1989 suit brought by a male engineer fired for violating gender norms while navigating sex-reassignment protocols, exposed the rigid adherence to heterosexuality and hegemonic gender identity that had long structured the Boeing workplace (to cisgender women’s disadvantage as well). Myers is at her best in parsing such cases, uncovering metaphors in company newspapers and interpreting interviews that were gathered for an anniversary monograph celebrating Boeing’s female workers but that were ultimately buried to avoid publicizing the anger and discontent felt even by women in the company’s management. She is less interested in providing a robust discussion of welfare capitalism than in powerfully charting its demise. Readers not convinced by the utility of theory for history writing will find her introductory claims wanting; readers looking for greater explication will need to consider home and family labor with the same creativity and sensitivity that Myers has brought to this study of employment.

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