Theorizing black feminisms : the visionary pragmatism of black women, edited by Stanlie M. James and Abena P.A. Busia

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Contents: Theorizing race, class and gender -- Re-examining patriarchy as a mode of production -- Mothering : a possible Black feminist link to social transformation? -- Exploring the WPA narratives -- Black feminist perspective on transforming the academy : the case of Spelman College -- Women and collective action -- African women, culture and another development -- Disorder in the house -- Surviving rape -- African-American women and abortion : 1800-1970 -- HIV transmission -- Health, social class and African-American women -- Performance, transcription and the languages of the self : interrogating identity as a "post-colonial" poet -- Living the texts out : lesbians and the uses of Black women's traditions -- In search of a discourse and critique/s that center the art of Black women artists -- Acknowledging differences : can women find unity through diversity?

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