American history professor Alice Kessler-Harris explains that the Industrial Revolution brought advantages and disadvantages for women. Professor Kessler-Harris says that with the advent of textile factories, "...industrialization occurs on the backs of women." On the other hand, Professor Kessler-Harris notes, "...the process of industrialization...makes it possible for women to earn a bit of their own keep (and) contribute to their family's household."

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