Book · 2022 · History
The Great Stewardess Rebellion
How Women Launched a Workplace Revolution at 30,000 Feet
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Her new book is the great stewardess Rebellion how women launched a workplace Revolution at 30,000 feet.
Why people recommend it
The Great Stewardess Rebellion by Nell McShane Wulfhart is a narrative history detailing how female flight attendants launched a groundbreaking workplace revolution at thirty thousand feet. The book was spotlighted on an episode of The Book Review podcast in July 2024, hosted by John Williams. Williams interviewed the author at the beginning of the segment, introducing the title and its focus on women fighting for their professional rights. Later in the episode, Williams returned to the book to reiterate its full title and share a glowing assessment from a New York Times book review written by Leslie Bennetts, who characterized the work as a meticulously detailed history and a valuable public service. Through these endorsements, the podcast highlighted the book's engaging storytelling and its vital contribution to documenting the often-overlooked feminist labor struggles that transformed the airline industry and modern corporate workplace culture.
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“her new book is the great stewardess Rebellion how women launched a workplace Revolution at 30,000 feet”
“the book again is the Great starus Rebellion women launched a workplace Revolution at 30,000 ft in the New York Times book review lesli Bennetts calls it a meticulously detailed history and a valuable Public Service”
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“n McShan wolfart joins us to talk about a bit of Labor history and her new book The Great stewardess Rebellion how women launched a workplace Revolution at 30,000 ft”