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|a Toward an Intellectual History of Black Women /
|c edited by Mia Bay, Farah J. Griffin, Martha S. Jones, and Barbara D. Savage.
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|b University of North Carolina Press,
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|a Baltimore, Md. :
|b Project MUSE,
|c 2015
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|c ©[2015]
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|a 1 online resource (320 pages).
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|a The John Hope Franklin series in African American history and culture
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|a Introduction: Toward an intellectual history of black women -- PART I: Diasporic beginnings -- Born on the sea from Guinea: women's spiritual middle passages in the early black Atlantic -- Phillis Wheatley, a public intellectual -- The Hart sisters of Antigua: evangelical activism and "respectable" public politics in the era of black Atlantic slavery -- PART II: Race and gender in the postemancipation era -- The battle for womanhood is the battle for race: black women and nineteenth-century racial thought -- A taste of the lash of criticism: racial progress, self-defense, and Christian intellectual thought in the work of Amelia E. Johnson -- Frances E.W. Harper and the politics of intellectual maturity -- PART III: Redefining the subject of study -- Ann Petry's Harlem -- Daughter of Haiti: Marie Viewx Chauvet -- The polarities of space: segregation and Alice Walker's intervention in Southern Studies -- Story, history, discourse: Maryse Conde's Segu and Afrodiasporic historical narration -- PART IV: Intellectual activism -- From ladies to women: Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti and women's political activism in post-world war II Nigeria -- Living by the word: June Jordan and Alice Walker's quest for a redemptive art and politics -- Not to rely completely on the courts: Florynce Kennedy and black feminist leadership in the reproductive rights battle -- Professor Merze Tate: diplomatic historian, cosmopolitan woman -- PART V: The long view -- Histories, fictions, and black womanhood bodies: race and gender in twenty-first-century politics -- Contributors -- Index.
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|a Women, Black
|x Intellectual life.
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|a African American women
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|a SOCIAL SCIENCE
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|a SOCIAL SCIENCE
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|a Noires americaines
|x Vie intellectuelle.
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|a Femmes noires
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|a Women, Black
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|a Savage, Barbara Dianne,
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|a Griffin, Farah Jasmine,
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|a Bay, Mia,
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|a Project MUSE - 2015 Global Cultural Studies
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