Helen Forrest [SEP] sex or gender
popular numbers, including "I Had the Craziest Dream" in 1942, and 1941's "I Don't Want to Walk Without You." In 1942, Helen also appeared with the Harry James Band in the Hollywood film "Springtime in the Rockies", starring Betty Grable.
In 1942 and 1943, Helen Forrest was voted the best female vocalist in the United States in the "Down Beat" poll.
1944-1960s: Solo career.
Forrest left Harry James in late 1943 in pursuit of a
and why the Zapatista movement came to be under the forces of global capitalism and globalization.
Gender in Latin America.
Nash played an important role in establishing gender as an area of study in Latin America. Her edited volumes "Sex and Class in Latin America" (1976) with Helen Safa and "Women, Men and the International Division of Labor" with Maria P. Fernandez-Kelly both anticipated future scholarship in which sex and gender were analyzed as unique areas of inquiry. Nash boldly states in her introduction to