This introduction to the review dossier on Dorothy Sue Cobble, For the Many: American Feminists and the Global Fight for Democratic Equality, introduces the major themes of the work in light of Cobble's earlier interventions in gendering labor history and focus on laborite activist women here called “full rights feminists”. It asks the contributors to expand on and decenter the transnational and global influence of Cobble's feminists and their views on capitalism and democracy in light of their own research. Among questions considered are: what do we gain from attention to the ideas and activism of low-income and immigrant women in our various histories? How do questions of race/white privilege, citizenship, empire, colonialism, and imperialism complicate understandings of equality and democracy? What is revealed by considering class in women's history?

这篇关于多萝西·苏·科布尔 (Dorothy Sue Cobble) 的评论档案的介绍，对于许多人：美国女权主义者和全球争取民主平等的斗争, 根据 Cobble 早期对劳动历史性别化的干预，介绍了该作品的主要主题，并重点关注这里称为“全权女权主义者”的劳动激进主义女性。它要求撰稿人根据自己的研究，扩大和分散科布尔女权主义者的跨国和全球影响以及他们对资本主义和民主的看法。考虑的问题包括：在我们的各种历史中，我们从对低收入和移民妇女的想法和行动主义的关注中得到了什么？种族/白人特权、公民身份、帝国、殖民主义和帝国主义的问题如何使对平等和民主的理解复杂化？考虑女性历史中的阶级揭示了什么？