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Women in American HistoryWomen in American History seeks to publish books that address the varieties of American women's experiences across race, region, class, ethnicity, sexuality, religion, and other categories of identity and difference. The series editors welcome projects that are explicitly comparative in focus and those that provide in-depth explorations of particular groups, institutions, events, and eras.
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Author: Susan GoodierPub Date: April 2013 An evenhanded look at the women who fought not to vote learn more... |
Author: Natalie M. FousekisPub Date: Cloth: 2011; Paper: February 2013 A revealing study of early child care political action and advocates in California learn more... |
Author: Jacqueline CastledinePub Date: December 2012 Reconfiguring women's activism in the Cold War era learn more... |
Author: Dawn Rae FloodPub Date: June 2012 Evolving strategies against rape in Chicago courts learn more... |
Author: Julie A. GallagherPub Date: June 2012 Black women as liberal reformers, from suffrage to civil rights learn more... |
Author: Daina Ramey BerryPub Date: Cloth: 2007; Paper: 2010 Examining how labor and economy shaped family life for both women and men among the enslaved learn more... |
Author: Tiffany M. GillPub Date: March 2010 A bold reassessment of black beauty salons as vital sites for social change learn more... |
Author: Nancy Marie RobertsonPub Date: Cloth: 2007; Paper: 2010 Black and white women's struggles over race relations in the YWCA and beyond learn more... |
Author: Anne M. ValkPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2010 How racial and class differences influenced the modern women's movement learn more... |
Author: Christine Jacobson CarterPub Date: January 2009 The engaging lives that single women led in spite of (or perhaps because of) their "spinsterhood" learn more... |
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