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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: Lara VapnekPub Date: December 2009 Recasting the meaning of women's work in the early fight for gender equality learn more... |
Author: Edited by Stephanie GilmorePub Date: May 2008 A fresh new look at the productive partnerships forged among second-wave feminists learn more... |
Author: Lynn M. HudsonPub Date: Cloth: 2003; Paper: 2008 Investigating Mary Ellen Pleasant's convoluted legacy learn more... |
Author: Sonya RamseyPub Date: February 2008 Teachers' stories of the segregation and integration of Nashville schools learn more... |
Author: Jan Doolittle WilsonPub Date: June 2007 The rise and fall of a feminist reform powerhouse learn more... |
Author: Maureen FitzgeraldPub Date: February 2006 The Sisters' critical contributions to charitable care in America learn more... |
Author: S. J. KleinbergPub Date: December 2006 The impact of surprisingly varied local attitudes towards widows and their children learn more... |
Author: Lori KenschaftPub Date: September 2005 An intimate biography of one of the first American dual-career marriages learn more... |
Author: Nancy A. HewittPub Date: Cloth: 2001; Paper: 2004 A historical examination of multiracial womens activism in the cigar factories of Tampa Florida learn more... |
Author: Megan Taylor ShockleyPub Date: November 2004 The story of how African American women used their wartime contributions on the home front to push for increased rights to equal employment,welfare benefits, worker equity and desegration of volunteer associations during WWII. The crucible for the civil rights movement. learn more... |
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