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All the Women are White, All the Black Are Men, But Some of Us Are Brave : Black women's studies / edited by Akasha (Gloria T.) Hull, Patricia Bell-Scott & Barbara Smith ; new afterword by Brittney Cooper.

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  1. All the Women are White, All the Black Are Men, But Some of Us Are Brave : Black women's studies / edited by Akasha (Gloria T.) Hull, Patricia Bell-Scott & Barbara Smith ; new afterword by Brittney Cooper.
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  1. New York City : Feminist Press, [2015]

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Additional authors
  1. Scott, Patricia Bell, (Harvard local name)
  2. Smith, Barbara, 1946-
  3. Hull, Akasha Gloria
Description
  1. xxxiv, 413 pages : illustrations; 23 cm
Summary
  1. Essays study the history and position of Black women in America, discussing such topics as racism, Black feminism, and Black women's literature.
Alternative title
  1. Black women's studies
  2. But Some of Us Are Brave
  3. But some of us are brave
Subject
  1. African American women
  2. Bibliographies
  3. Race relations
  4. African American women > Bibliography
  5. Feminism > United States
  6. United States > Race relations
Genre/Form
  1. Bibliographies
Contents
  1. Women / Alice Walker -- Foreword / Mary Berry -- Introduction : the politics of Black women's studies / Akash (Gloria T.) Hull, Barbara Smith -- Visions and recommendations -- A Black feminist's search for sisterhood / Michele Wallace -- A Black feminist statement / The Combahee River Collective -- Selected bibliography on Black feminism / Patricia Bell-Scott -- One child of one's own : a meaningful digression within the work(s)-- an excerpt / Alice Walker -- Racism-- a White issue / Ellen Pence -- Racism and women's studies / Barbara Smith -- Face-to-face, day-to-day-- racism CR / Tia Cross, Freada Klein, Barbara Smith, Beverly Smith -- Studying slavery : some literary and pedagogical considerations on the Black female slave / Erlene Stetson -- Debunking Sapphire : toward a non-racist and non-sexist social science / Patricia Bell-Scott -- Two representative issues in contemporary sociological work on Black women / Elizabeth Higginbotham -- Black women's health : notes for a course / Beverly Smith -- Three's a crowd : the dilemma of the Black woman in higher education / Constance M. Carroll -- Slave codes and liner notes / Michele Russell -- Black women and the church / Jacquelyn Grant -- Toward a Black feminist criticism / Barbara Smith -- "This infinity of conscious pain" : Zora Neale Hurston and the Black female literary tradition / Lorraine Bethel -- Researching Alice Dunbar-Nelson : a personal and literary perspective / Akasha (Gloria T.) Hull -- Black-eyed blues connections: teaching black women / Michele Russell -- Teaching Black-eyed Susans : an approach to the study of Black women writers / Mary Helen Washington -- Afro-American women 1800-1910 : excerpts from a working bibliography / Jean Fagan Yellin -- Afro-American women poets of the nineteenth century : guide to research and bio-bibliographies of the poets / Joan R. Sherman -- On the novels written by selected Black American women : a bibliographical essay / Rita B. Dandridge -- Black women playwrights from Grimké to Shange : selected synopses of their works / Jeanne-Marie A. Miller -- American Black women composers : a selected annotated bibliography / Ora Williams, Thelma Williams, Dora Wilson, Ramona Matthewson -- A listing of non-print materials on Black women / Martha H. Brown -- Afterword / Brittney Cooper.
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references and index.
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