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A Voice from the South: Equality Cannot Wait: Race, Gender, and the Work of Justice

A Voice from the South: Equality Cannot Wait: Race, Gender, and the Work of Justice

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Black American HistoryWomen's Studies

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ISBN13: 9798240873539
Publisher: Curated Collection Publishing
Pages: 182
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.42 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English

In 1892, Anna Julia Cooper published one of the foundational works of Black feminist thought in the United States. Writing as an educator, scholar, Christian intellectual, and Black woman of the post-Reconstruction era, she confronts a nation that discusses race while marginalizing women and discusses womanhood while ignoring Black experience. Her central claim is both moral and practical: no community can rise while the abilities, education, and voices of its women are suppressed.

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