Harlot, RN
By: [Megan Honor]
Contributors: Schlesinger Library Zine Collection
Publisher: M. Honor
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 18
Subjects: Nurses; Anecdotes; Attitudes; Nursing; Psychological aspects
Description: Megan, a queer radical feminist who identifies herself as white, middle-class and college-educated; writes about working as a registered nurse. She considers how her radical politics simultaneously clash and agree with nursing practices, getting involved with her labor union, favorite plants, and herbal medication.
Notes: "January 2009"--P. [1].

Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Care --; title: How the hell did I end up here? --; title: Pressure ulcers --; title: Coworkers --; title: I do fucked up things --; title: Getting involved with the union --; title: Family support --; title: Having time to talk --; title: Queer at work --; title: Patient satisfaction --; title: I caused a pressure ulcer --; title: This really exists?! --; title: Patients, drugs, and hard times --; title: Plants I love --; title: I lie and say I don't have regrets.