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Wartime Shipyard Carson Graves this book is a boundary-pushingIn 1942, Katherine Archibald, a graduate student at Berkeley, left the halls of academe to spend two years working in a nearby Oakland shipyard. She arrived with a host of preconceptions about the American working class, race relations and the prospect for their improvement, and wartime unity. Her experience working in a shipyard where women were seen as intruders, where Okies and black migrants from the South were regarded with barely disguised