When The Waitresses first marched in the DooDah Parade in Pasadena in 1979, they were joined by over 30 women and youth. Then, women made 43 cents to every dollar a man made. Now, women now make 77 cents, and people of color make 71, to every $1.00 / dollar a man makes – for the same job. Last April 2007 in Los Angeles, The Waitresses once again marched and were joined by over 40 women, children and men, demanding an equal paycheck.
BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS,
BRONX, NEW YORK, SPRING 2008
BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS, BRONX, NEW YORK, SPRING 2008
BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS, BRONX, NEW YORK, SPRING 2008
BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS,
BRONX, NEW YORK, SPRING 2008
MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, TEHRAN, IRAN, FALL 2007
MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, TEHRAN, IRAN, FALL 2007
LA ART SCENE_AWARDS, LACMA
LA ART SCENE_AWARDS, LACMA
DOWNTOWN, LOS ANGELES, CA
DOWNTOWN, LOS ANGELES, CA
MARCHING WAITRESSES @ OCCUPY LA’S 1ST BIRTHDAY! OCCU-PIE
MARCHING WAITRESSES @ OCCUPY LA’S 1ST BIRTHDAY! OCCU-PIE
EQUAL PAYCHECK