The Industrial Condition of Women and Girls in Honolulu: A Social Study

This study is the culmination of a five months survey of Honolulu's industrial conditions and how they impact the lives of working-class women and girls. Published in 1912, Frances Blascoer offers detailed insight and criticisms of the reality of life and social structures on the island of Hawaii. Alongside the spotlight on working women, there is a glimpse of tropical life on the island. Optimistic and written with passion, this fascinating account is still relevant today.