Status
Checked out
Publication
Duke University Press Books (2005), Edition: First Edition, 240 pages
Description
A study of Black feminist activism and organizations that challenges the prevailing academic and popular assumption that Black women have avoided feminist political ideology as irrelevant to their lives and the liberation of Black communities.
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
2005
Physical description
240 p.; 9.26 inches
ISBN
0822334933 / 9780822334934
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