This Woman's Work

Before the outbreak, men made up a majority of the U.S. work force. The coronavirus crisis changed that. [ view in browser.     add elle@newsletter.elle.com to your address book ]             FOLLOW US       This Woman's Work   They're chefs and nurses. They're grad students and entrepreneurs. They're abortion care providers and soup kitchen managers. Often underpaid and undervalued, these women have quickly become the most essential workers in America. Before the outbreak, men made up a majority of the U.S. work force. The coronavirus crisis changed that. Click through to read the stories of seven female frontline workers from all over the country, as they reveal how their jobs have been challenged—and their lives forever changed—during the coronavirus crisis. READ ON       Lea Michele Debuts Her Maternity Style As She Confirms Her Pregnancy   She and her husband, Zandy Reich, celebrated their first year of marriage in March. Read On         Who Was the Real-Life Movie Star Rock Hudson in 'Hollywood'?   The 1950s heartthrob is a star in the new Ryan Murphy Netflix miniseries. Read On         Who Was Hattie McDaniel, the First Black Oscar Winner, in 'Hollywood'?   The actress is played by Queen Latifah in Ryan Murphy's new Netflix series. Read On         Kate Middleton Made Some New Parents' Day With This Zoom Call   Imagine telling that kid that Kate Middleton was one of his first visitors... Read On         These Are the Best Twitter Reactions to Netflix's 'Extraction'   There are two scenes in particular fans can't stop talking about. Read On       ELLE.com ©2020 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019   Unsubscribe     Privacy Notice