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You will need to be logged in to the UML Library to access some of the material in this guide. If you are logged in to your UML email you are logged in to the library. You may get an additional authentication phone call from Duo. This is routine.
If prompted, enter your UML email credentials. If you still have trouble, clear the cache on your device. Email not working? Troubleshoot from here.
Read pp. 68-81 in Gender: Ideas, Interactions, Institutions by Wade and Ferree. Can be found in the E-Reserve Reading tab of this course guide.
When you click the link for the Victor article above, you may see a landing page like this:
Just click the "Continue" button to go to the article. If prompted, enter your UML email and password.
Read Chapter 4, "Black Lives Matter: Structural Racism, Sexism and Care Work in the United States". Can be found in the E-Reserve Reading tab in this course guide.
Lean in : women, work, and the will to lead by 
To read books in the Internet Archive, you need to create an account. Once you log in, most items can be borrowed for 1 hour at a time, while some can be borrowed for 14 days. Click the "Borrow" button to start reading. When the time is up, you can renew the loan if no one else is trying to access that item.
Very Important!
When you have finished your Internet Archive reading session, be sure to click the "Return Now" button, even if you plan to read the book at another time. This will make it available for others in the class.
