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Sofía Betancourt - Ecowomanism at the Panamá Canal

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Ecowomanism at the Panamá Canal

2022

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Kimberly C. Harper - The Ethos of Black Motherhood in America

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The Ethos of Black Motherhood in America

2020

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6 Reproductive Justice and Black Women’s Lives S. 75-84

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Annette D. Madlock - Health Communication and Breast Cancer among Black Women

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Health Communication and Breast Cancer among Black Women

2016

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C. S'thembile West - Nation Women Negotiating Islam

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Nation Women Negotiating Islam

2023

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A Shared Continuum of Black Women’s Community Activism S. 149-168

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Audrey Thomas McCluskey - A Forgotten Sisterhood

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A Forgotten Sisterhood

2014

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Chapter One: The World They Inherited S. 1-14

„… movement was for black womento be treated as equals among all women. Among the teachers and schoolfounders …” „… black women in this study of school founders in theSouth during the period between the late 1800s and …” „… considerable numberof other southern black women of this period founded schools with simi-lar inspiration and …”

Chapter Two: “Moving Like a Whirlwind” S. 15-36

„… black womenLaney’s clearest articulation of the social reforms that she believedwere needed for a race …” „… Better World, 50.56. Audrey T. McCluskey, “‘We Specialize in the Wholly Impossible’: Black WomenSchool …” „… one of the most influential black women of her era. At her funeralin 1933, news sources noted the many …”

Chapter Seven: “The Masses and the Classes” S. 117-140

„… women“were not seeking social intermingling but social justice.” Blacks, shesaid, wanted three things …” „… Bethune if she did not respond. Bethune counted otherhigh profile women—black and white—in her network of …” „… black institu-tions and other black women.“The Masses and the Classes” 131NANNIE BURROUGHS AND OTHERSAn …”

Chapter Six: “Telling Some Mighty Truths” S. 101-116

„… largest national organization of black women—the one mil-lion strong National Baptist Woman’s Convention …” „… programs in the black Baptist Church, including the annual Women’sDay program that has today become a …” „… .” Burroughs wantedthe school to be a beacon of light for black women, insisting that it bebuilt in the …”

Chapter Four: “Ringing Up a School” S. 55-72

„… equally recognized as a trailblazer in otherarenas. This includes the black women’s club movement, in …” „… which sheserved as president of the first national black women’s organization, theNational Association …” „… 1900s. For black women of the middle class, the fervor touplift the masses was infused with a desire to …”

Chapter Eight: Passing into History S. 141-158

„… organizational filesof the NCNW and is part of the National Archives for Black Women’sHistory. It serves as a …” „… archive is accessible to researchers doing black women’shistory, especially women’s organizations …” „… EIGHTPassing into HistoryCommemorations, Memorials, and the Legacies of BlackWomen School …”

Chapter Three: “The Best Secondary School in Georgia” S. 37-54

„… womensaying that black women suitable to teach could not be found.13 WhileLaney’s Victorian views entrusted …” „… of black inferiority, especially per-vasive myths about black women being incapable of teaching black …” „… educated black women with a greaterresponsibility for teaching and nurturing children, her teaching staff …”

Milestones and Legacies S. 159-164

„… Milestones and LegaciesSELECTIVE CHRONOLOGY OF FOUR BLACK WOMEN SCHOOLFOUNDERSLucy Craft Laney1854 …” „… -an”; received honorary degree from Lincoln University, PA.1900–1930: Member of the southern black women’s …” „… ofColored People.1920s: Active in black women’s club activities, working against lynch-ing and for voting …”

Index S. 173-180

„… Craft Laney Museum of Black Colored WomenHistory and Conference Center, Nannie Burroughs School, Inc …” „… ., 103145–146 National Archives for Black Women'sLucy Laney Circles, 19 History, 148178 IndexNational …” „… . M., and, 83, 105–106; Republican Party and, 109,132–136; on black women, 76; 110; school foundings …”

Bibliography S. 165-170

„… BibliographyBOOKSAllen, Carol. Black Women Intellectuals: Strategies of Nation, Family, and …” „… ., 1937.Flemming, Sheila Y. “Bethune-Cookman College,” in Black Women in America: An His-torical …” „… North Carolina Press, 1996.Giddings, Paula. When and Where I Enter: The Impact of Black Women on Race …”

Chapter Five: “Show Some Daylight Between You” S. 73-100

„… by some blacks as a slavish attempt to imitate whites, especiallywhite women, Brown’s motives appear …” „… allied with women who dedicated them-selves to the work of elevating black womanhood and removing the …” „… stig-ma of slavery. In several speeches to both white and black audiences,Brown chastised white women for …”

Preface S. i-x

„… A Forgotten SisterhoodEducators and Reformers of the Southern Network of Black women, early 1900 …” „… SisterhoodPioneering Black Women Educators andActivists in the Jim Crow SouthAudrey Thomas McCluskeyROWMAN …” „… : Commemorations, Memorials, andthe Legacies of Black Women School Founders 141Milestones and Legacies 159 …”

About the Author S. 181

„… Press). Her publica-tions on black women educators and activists have appeared in Signs: AJournal of …” „… Women in Culture; Black Scholar; Feminist Teacher; Florida Histori-cal Society, as well as chapters in …” „… studies, director of theBlack Film Center/Archive and the Neal-Marshal Black Culture Center.In 2000, she …”

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