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Identifier: SD-04-01-101-Box-24-33-001
Title: Do women trade unionists tell the truth? Some thoughts on oral history and the intrepretation of the past.
Description: An essay by Sara Diamond arguing for the value of women's subjectivities related to everyday lives as recorded in oral histories. A notation on the top of the page in Diamond's handwriting suggests this might become the intro to her unpublished manuscript on women's labour history in British Columbia.
Format: PDF, 11 pages
Type: Typed manuscript
Creator: Sara Diamond
Date Created: April 2024
Is Part Of: See all items with this value Sara Diamond fonds
Date: 1980-1989

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Theme: See all items with this value Labour
Sub-theme: Oral History
Subject: Women's oral histories; Women and the labour force; Research methodology
Places, Locations and Nations: Vancouver, Canada.; Unceded territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.

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Source: See all items with this value VIVO Media Arts Centre
Provenance: Sara Diamond fonds donated to VIVO Media Arts Centre's Crista Dahl Media Library and Archive in 2018.
Access Rights: For research purposes. Requires permission to publish. Please contact the archivist.
Rights Holder: Sara Diamond

Resource class: Document

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