La construction sociale de la pensée féministe noire

Patrícia Hill Collins

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Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Race, History, and American Society Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality

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Sojoumer Truth, Anna Julia Cooper, Ida Wells Barnett et Fannie Lou Ramer occupent une place éminente parmi les féministes africaines-américaines, dont la liste n’a pas fini de s’enrichir. Célèbres pour avoir lutté sans relâche contre les différents systèmes d’oppression pesant sur les femmes noires – oppression à la fois raciale, sexuelle et sociale – ces femmes n’ont pas agi seules. Leurs actions furent nourries par la résistance quotidienne des innombrables Africaines-Américaines ordinaire...

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