Creating an Elite Black Female Intelligentsia: The Case of the Forten Women
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Slaveholding Mistresses and Enslaved Women in the Plantation Household
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Images of Diverse Womanhood in Late Twentieth-Century Urban America: The Case of Latasha Harlins, Soon Ja Du, and Joyce Karlin
The 1950s: Feminine Mystique or Feminist Movement?
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Women and the Civil War “Homefronts”
The Slave Female World of Sally Hemings
The Sound of Freedom: Marian Anderson, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Concert that Awakened America
A Black Women’s History of the United States
A Chicana in China
“A Female Candide”: U.S. Empire, Racial Cartographies, and the Education of Grace Halsell, 1952–1986
A History of, and on, Their Own: Jewish Women in America
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A History of the Enslaved Black Family
A Maine Midwife Goes West
A Monument to Mary: Memorializing George Washington’s Mother in Antebellum Virginia
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“A Piece on Cancer While the Water Boils”: Women and Their Magazines
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A Women’s Peace Dividend: Rethinking Women’s History after World War II
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Abortion Care as Moral Work
Across the Divide: Women and the Twentieth Century Interracial Movement
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African American Women and Electoral Politics from Reconstruction to the New Deal
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African American Women, “Citizenship Rights,” and Politics
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