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Sentence
Mothers
little
helpers
were
pills—Miltown,
amphetamine,
barbiturates,
Librium,
and
Valium
were
the
most
popular
and
widely
available
in
the
fifties
and
early
sixties—that
were
used
to
keep
women
in
their
place,
to
make
them
comfortable
in
a
setting
that
should
have
been
uncomfortable,
to
encourage
them
to
focus
on
tasks
that
did
not
matter.
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Mothers little helpers were pills—Miltown, amphetamine, barbiturates, Librium, and Valium were the most popular and widely available in the fifties and early sixties—that were used to keep women in their place, to make them comfortable in a setting that should have been uncomfortable, to encourage them to focus on tasks that did not matter.
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