 This work drew her into historical research on the race and gender structure of local labor markets and the consequences of labor market position on workers, including the forms of resistance available to them.Most recently she has engaged in comparative analysis of race and gender in the construction of labor and citizenship across different regions of the United States.Evelyn Nakano Glenn is author of "Issei, Nisei, War Bride" (Temple University Press), "Unequal Freedom" (Harvard University Press, 2002), "From Servitude to Service Work" (""), and "Forced to Care