Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bind 8Indiana University Press, 1986 |
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... Women Are White , All the Blacks Are Men ; but Some of Us Are Brave is the title given to an anthology edited by ... black women as women , perhaps because " woman " ( like " man " among white males ) is a name they are claiming for ...
... Women Are White , All the Blacks Are Men ; but Some of Us Are Brave is the title given to an anthology edited by ... black women as women , perhaps because " woman " ( like " man " among white males ) is a name they are claiming for ...
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... women from WASP backgrounds in the United States but in black communities ( and in other diverse ethnic communities ) women have not been silent . Their voices can be heard . Certainly for black women our struggle has not been to emerge ...
... women from WASP backgrounds in the United States but in black communities ( and in other diverse ethnic communities ) women have not been silent . Their voices can be heard . Certainly for black women our struggle has not been to emerge ...
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Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. Recent efforts by black women writers to call attention to our work serve to highlight both our presence and absence . When- ever I peruse women's bookstores I am struck not ...
Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. Recent efforts by black women writers to call attention to our work serve to highlight both our presence and absence . When- ever I peruse women's bookstores I am struck not ...
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