Labor/Employment
Aug. 28, 2000
Hearing Exposes Plight of Women in L.A.
Conditions for women in Los Angeles haven't changed much in the past 29 years. When Connie McFall, executive director of Rainbow Services, a Los Angeles shelter for battered women, unpacked boxes after a recent move, she found a 1971 copy of a study indicating that the top concerns among working women were child care and transportation.
When Connie McFall, executive director of Rainbow Services, a Los Angeles shelter for battered women, unpacked boxes after a recent move, she found a 1971 copy o...
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