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- Susan Barrett Price
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- Location: Ontario, New York
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- "Tupperware"
- Summary: Tupperware. More than a way of storing leftovers in covered plastic bowls, for many it's a way of life.
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Review of Tupperware
Susan Barrett Price
Posted on February 16, 2004 at 09:36 AM
A good piece for hearing the voices of people without the mediation of a narrator interpreting and introducing. The editing is also superb, creating a richly textured and seamless experience. Tupperware had a helpful role in transitioning women from their post-WWII expectation of staying at home back to the workforce before 1960s feminism dawned. Therefore, while this piece is amusing, it could be used to balance a more serious program about 20th century women and work.