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pickThis book was a sad story. But important. It took a long time, but these women‘s sufferings brought about real, impactful changes to the workplace.
That was the tragedy. Radium had been known to be harmful since 1901. Every death since was unnecessary.
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I‘m using this for 2017 in the Book Girls Guide Backlist Challenge.
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I really enjoy this book, but have a hard time making progress because my lunch break get cut short due to work stress.😕
My birthday was alittle while ago, but I am so excited that I got my belated gift today. My old kindle had died after ten years, and I meade fue with the app. However, I am so happy right now. And don‘t get me wrong, I loove physical books, but my eyes not so much.
I started reading The Radium Girls this morning for one of my June challenges. I really enjoy it, but I am already horrified what was don3 to these women.
Of course, to the layman, all this was unknown. The mainstream position as understood by most people was that the effects of radium were all positive; and that was what was written about in newspapers and magazines, championed across product packaging and performed on Broadway.
