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... women would be better voters than black men . The basic assumptions underlying their arguments were that with emancipation black men and all women were equally oppressed but that white women were qualitatively better potential voters ...
... women would be better voters than black men . The basic assumptions underlying their arguments were that with emancipation black men and all women were equally oppressed but that white women were qualitatively better potential voters ...
Page 167
... women's club movement . Josephine Ruffin organized the Woman's New Era Club of Boston which published one of the most important black magazines of its day , The Women's Era , under her editorship . Black clubs drew their leadership from ...
... women's club movement . Josephine Ruffin organized the Woman's New Era Club of Boston which published one of the most important black magazines of its day , The Women's Era , under her editorship . Black clubs drew their leadership from ...
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... women standing for purity and mental worth . " She noted that the opposition of white women to black clubs ' participation in the General Federation of Women's Clubs was in part based on the charge of black women's immorality.56 The ...
... women standing for purity and mental worth . " She noted that the opposition of white women to black clubs ' participation in the General Federation of Women's Clubs was in part based on the charge of black women's immorality.56 The ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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