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Identify four examples of specificity, needlessness, and injustice in "Serving In Florida".
Who does Ehrenreich blame for the plight of low-wage restaurant workers in "Serving in Florida"? Are there heroes or villains, or does the workplace change people?
Is Ehrenreich's use of crude expressions in "Serving in Florida," such as referring to BJ as "The Bitch," appropriate?
Can you please explain "A Uterus is Not a Substitute for a Conscience" by Barbara Ehrenreich? What does it mean, and what is it trying to portray?