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Phillips, A. C. (2020). Silenced voices: The importance of black women on social movements in the 1960s and 1970s in shaping intersectionality. Retrieved from Edinboro, Pennsylvania
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Silenced voices
Abstract
Black women and the concept of Black Feminism stems from the continual exclusion of Black women from the American women's movement. Throughout the suffrage movement, the fight was for white women. Although some black women did take part in the movement, they were few in comparison due to not only the issue of class, but also race. Race and class have been the two contributing factors that continue to separate the women's movement all the way into the Second Wave beginning in the 1960s and into the 1970s. Black women have been torn between their identities, having to choose between race or gender.
Date
2020-07-31
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Title
Silenced voices: The importance of black women on social movements in the 1960s and 1970s in shaping intersectionality
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Intersectionality (Sociology), Feminism, Women, Black, African American women civil rights workers, Social movements, HM488.5, 305.42
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Black women and the concept of Black Feminism stems from the continual exclusion of Black women from the American women's movement. Throughout the suffrage movement, the fight was for white women. Although some black women did take part in the movement, they were few in comparison due to not only the issue of class, but also race. Race and class have been the two contributing factors that continue to separate the women's movement all the way into the Second Wave beginning in the 1960s and into the 1970s. Black women have been torn between their identities, having to choose between race or gender., Copyright is retained by the author. Please contact Ariel Phillips for further use of this material.
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Phillips, Ariel C. (author), (Jenrette, Jerra) (Thesis advisor), (Matthews, Rhonda) (Committee member), (Frantz-Mamani, Amanda) (Committee member), Edinboro University of Pennsylvania History, Politics, Languages and Cultures (Degree grantor)
Date
2020-07-31
Type
Text, Dissertation/Thesis
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electronic, pdf
Identifier
EDA:273, Edinboro, Pennsylvania
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eng
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