Black women, cultural images, and social policy

Julia S. Jordan‐Zachery

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Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Race, History, and American Society Gender, Health, and Social Inequality

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1. Perceptions, Culture and Policy: A Racing-Gendering Perspective 2. Mythical Illusions: Cultural Images and Black Womanhood 3. Mammy is a Maniac: Black Women, Images, and Crime 4. You Better Work: 'Rehabilitation' and Welfare Policy 5. The Government's 'Make a Man Kit': Family Policies 6. For Us by Us: Redefining Black Womanhood

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