The life story of human rights activist Dororthy Day. A Marxist journalist in New York in the early part of the century, Day works for female suffrage. After two abortive affairs, she becomes a single mother, eventually converting to the Catholic faith. Day becomes involved with helping the poor of New York, working in soup kitchens and highlighting the problem in her paper, ‘The Catholic Worker’.
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The life story of human rights activist Dororthy Day. A Marxist journalist in New York in the early part of the century, Day works for female suffrage. After two abortive affairs, she becomes a single mother, eventually converting to the Catholic faith. Day becomes involved with helping the poor of New York, working in soup kitchens and highlighting the problem in her paper, ‘The Catholic Worker’.
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