The Labor Question goes to the movies in our ongoing partnership with the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center.
The Higgins Labor Program’s FILM CLASSics series features important films — at least one per semester — that probe questions of work, class, economics, identity, politics, daily life, and solidarity. Whether old or new, celebrated or obscure, famous or forgotten, these titles merit presentations in a social setting and on a big screen.
Norma Rae (USA, 1979, directed by Martin Ritt)
Organize a posse of friends & family to come to a special 40th anniversary screening of Hollywood’s feminist labor classic, starring the Oscar-winning Sally Field.
Purchase tickets at performingarts.nd.edu, or RSVP below to secure a free seat for you and yours by getting on the coveted Higgins Guest List. And come early for complimentary snacks and soft drinks, courtesy of the Higgins Labor Program and its cosponsors — the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, the Gender Studies Program, and the Departments of American Studies and History.
Please RSVP.
Posted originally at Center for Social Concerns/Higgins Labor Program
Originally published at genderstudies.nd.edu.