Am I That Name? Feminism and the Category of ‘Women’ in History

Denise Riley

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Abstract The black abolitionist and freed slave, Sojourner Truth, spoke out at the Akron convention in 1851, and named her own toughness in a famous peroration against the notion of woman’s disqualifying frailty. She rested her case on her refrain Aint I a woman?’ It’s my hope to persuade readers that a new Sojourner Truth might well-except for the catastrophic.

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