Breaking the gender code: women and urban public space in the twentieth-century United States

1. Right and Reason : Understandings of Women's Presence in the Modern City

2. Building Women into the City : Infrastructure and Services in the Early Twentieth Century

3. The City and the Girl : Midcentury Consumption, Civil Rights, and (In)Visibility

4. When Girls Became Women : Confronting Exclusion and Harassment in the Long 1960s

5. The Public Is Political : Demanding Safe Streets and Neighborhoods

6. Taking Up Space and Making Place : Late-Century Institution Building

7. Privacy in Public : The (Almost) Policy Revolution

Epilogue