@misc{Wakułowska-Kapcia_Klaudia_Wizerunek_2024,
 author={Wakułowska-Kapcia, Klaudia},
 copyright={Creative Commons Attribution BY-ND 4.0 license},
 address={Warszawa},
 howpublished={online},
 year={2024},
 publisher={Instytut Historii PAN},
 language={pol},
 abstract={The article analyses the image of women presented in the Polish American diaspora press in the years 1865–1918, while focusing on the four periodicals: Dziennik Chicagoski [The Polish Daily News], Głos Polek [The Voice of Polish Women], Ameryka [ Polish Weekly America] i Zgoda. (Wydanie dla kobiet) [Zgoda. (Women’s ed.)]. Main topics are: responsibilities and education of women, Polish woman, equal rights for women, and professional career. Traditionally, the role of women was associated with taking care of children and the household. In Zgoda and Głos Polek it was emphasized that household chores were harder than men’s work. Głos Polek and Ameryka encouraged women’s professional careers and education as well as their engagement in politics and social issues. The topics related to the equal rights stressed the importance of education and rights of women to take part in the public life. The analysed magazines encouraged the preservation of the Polish legacy. The article shows how the Polish diaspora press portrayed women and which topics were significant in the context emigration and preserving the Polish cultural legacy.},
 type={Text},
 title={Wizerunek kobiet w amerykańskiej prasie polonijnej w latach 1895–1918 na wybranych przykładach},
 URL={http://rcin.org.pl./Content/242322/WA303_279142_II16420_Wakulowska-Kapcia.pdf},
 keywords={emigration, Polish diaspora, Polish American diaspora press, image of women, equal rights for women, emancipation movement, female education, traditional role of women, Pole-woman, women’s professional career, Polish periodicals - foreign countries - history, Poland - emigration and immigration - history - 19th century, Poland - emigration and immigration - history - 20th century, Polish people - foreign countries - history, Polish people - foreign countries - intellectual life - history},
}