Black women in American history. The Twentieth century /
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Brooklyn, N.Y. :
Carlson Pub.,
1990.
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Series: | Black women in United States history ;
v. 5-8. |
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Table of Contents:
- V. 1. Votes for women: a symposium by leading thinkers of colored America
- Last hired, first fired: Black women workers during World War II / Anderson, Karen T.
- Era Bell Thompson: a North Dakota daughter / Anderson, Karen T.
- Quiet suffering: Atlanta women in the 1930s / Blackwelder, Julia Kirk
- Women in the work force: Atlanta, New Orleans, and San Antonio, 1930-1940 / Blackwelder, Julia Kirk
- Kansas Federation of Colored Women's Clubs, 1900-1930 / Brady, Marilyn Dell
- Organizing Afro-American Girl's clubs in Kansas in the 1920's / Brady, Marilyn Dell
- Black women and the Great War: mobilization and reform in the south / Breen, William J.
- Religion, politics, and gender: the leadership of Nannie Helen Burroughs / Brooks, Evelyn
- Womanist consciousness: Maggie Lena Walker and the independent order of Saint Luke / Brown, Elsa Barkley
- Frances Joseph-Gaudet: Black philanthropist / Bryan, Violet H.
- Ella Baker: organizing for civil rights / Cantarow, Ellen and Susan Gushee O'Malley
- It jus be's dat way sometime: the sexual politics of women's blues / Carby, Hazel V.
- Third step: Anna Julia Cooper and Black education in the District of Columbia, 1910-1960 / Chateauvert, Melinda
- 'This work ad a end:' African-American domestic workers in Washington D.C., 1910-1940 / Clark-Lewis, Elizabeth
- Black women and segregated public transportation: ninety years of resistance / Coleman, Willi
- Female protection and the sun light: two contemporary Negro mutual aid societies / Ergood, Bruce
- Caring and sharing since World War I: the League of Women for Community Service-a Black volunteer organization in Boston / Farly, Ena L.
- Afro-American experience: the women in New York City's jail / Feinman, Clarice
- v. 2. Women's Improvement Club of Indianapolis: Black women pioneers in tuberculosis work, 1903-1938 / Ferguson, Earline Rae
- Case studies of Black female heads of households in the welfare system: socialization and survival / Ford, Beverly
- 'Together and in harness': women's traditions in the sanctified church / Gilkes, Cheryl Townsend
- Successful rebellious professionals: the Black woman's professional identity and community commitment / Gilkes, Cheryl Townsend
- Struggle of Virginia Proctor Powell Florence / Gunn, Arthur C.
- Social contributions of the Negro woman since 1940 / Guzman, Jessie P.
- Beyond the classroom:: organizational lives of Black female educators in the District of Columbia, 1890-1930 / Harley, Sharon
- Black women in a southern city: Washington, D.C. / Harley, Sharon
- Negroes in domestic service in the United States / Haynes, Elizabeth Ross
- Beyond the family economy: Black and White working-class women during the Great Depression / Helmbold, Lois Rita
- Ethel Johns Report: Black women in the nursing profession, 1925 / Hine, Darlene Clark
- From hospital to college: Black nurse leaders and the rise of collegiate nursing schools / Hine, Darlene Clark
- Mabel K. Staupers and the integration of Black nurses into the armed forces / Hine, Darlene Clark
- Call that never came: Black women nurses and World War I, an historical note / Hine , Darlene Clark
- v. 3. 'They shall mount up with wings as eagles': historical images of Black nurses, 1890-1950 / Hine, Darlene Clark
- Alice Dunbar-Nelson: Delaware writer and woman of affairs / Hull, Gloria T.
- Correct thing: Charlotte Hawkins Brown and the Palmer Institute / Hunter, Tera
- 'Say Africa when you pray': the activities of early Black Baptist women missionaries among Liberian women and children / Jacobs, Sylvia M.
- Afro-American women missionaries confront the African way of life / Jacobs, Sylvia M.
- Their 'special mission': Afro-American women as missionaries to the Congo, 1894-1937 / Jacobs, Sylvia .
- Seeking 'a new day and a new way': Black women and unions in southern tobacco industry / Janiewski, Dolores
- Sisters under their skins: southern working women, 1880-1950 / Janiewski, Dolores
- Sex and class: Black female tobacco workers in Durham, North Carolina, 1920-1940, and the development of the female consciousness / Jones, Beverly W.
- 'They also serve': the National Association of Colored Women, Inc., 1895-1954 / Kendrick, Ruby M.
- Achievement of Gwendolyn Brooks / Lee, Don L.
- Mary McLeod Bethune-the educator; also including a selected annotated bibliography / Leffall, Dolores C. and Janet L. Sims
- Early community work of Black club women / Lerner, Gerda
- 'Our women and what they think,' Amy Jacques Garvey and the Negro world / Matthews, Mark D.
- Neglected dimension of Jessie Redmon Fauset / McDowell, Deborah E.
- Black woman as artist and critic: four versions / McDowell, Margaret B.
- Self-help programs as educative activities of Black women in the south, 1895-1925; focus on four key areas / Neverdon-Morton, Cynthia
- Black women workers in the twentieth century / Newman, Debra L.
- Life in Mississippi: an interview with Fannie Lou Hamer / O'Dell, J.H.
- Interview / Rosa Parks
- v. 4. Black women and American social welfare: the life of Fredericka Douglass Sprague Perry / Peebles-Wilkins, Wilma
- Mother's wages: income earning among married Italian and Black women, 1896-1911 / Pleck, Elizabeth H.
- Maria Louise Baldwin, 1856-1922 / Porter, Dorothy
- Mary McLeod Bethune and the National Youth Administration: a case study of power relationships in the Black cabinet of Franklin D. Roosevelt / Ross, B. Joyce
- Changes in the status of women during the quarter century (1955-1980) / Saunders, Deloris M.
- Henrietta Vinton Davis and the Garvey Movement / Seraile, William
- Mary McLeod Bethune and the National Youth Administration / Smith, Elaine M.
- Charlotte Hawkins Brown / Smith, Sandra N.
- Black feminism in Indiana, 1893-1933 / Stetson, Erlene
- Carrie Still Shepperson: the hollows of her footsteps / Still, Judith Anne
- Disconcerted Black feminists: prelude and postscript to the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment / Terborg-Penn, Rosalyn
- Washington, D.C. chapter-links, incorporated: friendship and service / Trigg, Eula S.
- Complex bond: southern Black domestic workers and their White employees / Tucker, Susan
- You have to fight for freedom / Woods, Sylvia
- Negro washerwoman: a vanishing figure / Woodson, Carter G.
- Dorothy Bolden, organizer of domestic workers: she was born poor but she would not bow down / Yancy, Dorothy C.