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Page 138
... white women's collaboration in black women's en- slavement and hid the very real differences between the discrimina- tion felt by middle - class white women and the exploitation suffered by the female slave . This was a reality she not ...
... white women's collaboration in black women's en- slavement and hid the very real differences between the discrimina- tion felt by middle - class white women and the exploitation suffered by the female slave . This was a reality she not ...
Page 147
... White feminists championed the black woman in their arguments for woman suffrage , pointing out that black women had been equal in oppression with their men in slavery and if only black men received the vote , black women would now have ...
... White feminists championed the black woman in their arguments for woman suffrage , pointing out that black women had been equal in oppression with their men in slavery and if only black men received the vote , black women would now have ...
Page 163
... women in the South suffered the same fate as their men and were excluded from the polls . White suffragists had assumed that black women would be kept from voting in the South , the same as black men , and even when they did not agree ...
... women in the South suffered the same fate as their men and were excluded from the polls . White suffragists had assumed that black women would be kept from voting in the South , the same as black men , and even when they did not agree ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
Copyright | |
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