Women, Race and Class, Chapter 1: The Legacy of Slavery: Standards for a New Womanhood

Here, Angela Davis discusses the failures of scholarship before 1981 to accurately depict the lived experience of Black women under slavery, and the types of social structures that shared oppression formed. Additionally, Davis argues that Black women under slavery provide an incontrovertible example of a more equitable "womanhood," counter to paternalistic narratives perpetuated by hierarchies of gendered power.
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Thank you for sharing this book. I’m reading this with my summer book club and looking forward to some invaluable insights from Angela.

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