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Women's activist organizing in US history

Subtitlea university of Illinois Press anthology
CreatorDurante, Dawn > (comp.)
White, Deborah Gray > (forew.)
ContributorScott, Anne Firor
Berry, Daina Ramey
Vapnek, Lara
[et al.]
SeriesWoomen, gender, and sexuality in American history
Publish PlaceUrbana
PublisherUniversity of Illinois Press
Publish Year2022
PagesX, 265p.
ISBN/ISSN9780252086410
Illustrationphotos
Notelit. : index
LanguageEnglish/Engels
Shelfmark
VS 1A 2022
Mediumbook
DescriptionThis collection explores the breath of women's activism in the United States in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The contributions look at two hundred years of labor, activist, legal, political and community organizing by women against racism, misogyny, white supremacy and inequality. Issues considered include enslaved community rituals, Latin female immigration, black suffrage activism, reproductive control and white male nurses in World War II. This volume has been published on the occasion of the series' thirty-fifth anniversary.
CategoriesBook/Boek

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