Women, Race and Class

1982-12-01articleJournal of American History1,087 citationsclosed

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Karen Anderson; Women, Race and Class. By Angela Y. Davis. (New York: Random House, 1981. xi + 271 pp. Notes. $13.50.), Journal of American History, Volume 69,

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