Legacy, Volume 16,Masalah 1Department of English, University of Massachusetts, 1999 |
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... African American women lec- turers , travelers , and writers who people Peterson's study , but also from the mass of African American men and women ( 176 ) . One could argue that as a member of the free black intelligentsia , encouraged ...
... African American women lec- turers , travelers , and writers who people Peterson's study , but also from the mass of African American men and women ( 176 ) . One could argue that as a member of the free black intelligentsia , encouraged ...
Halaman 51
... African American individual , became a matter of ownership of one's body as well as of one's services . Further , not all African Americans were victims of the chattel slavery system . Carla Peterson observes that in the antebellum ...
... African American individual , became a matter of ownership of one's body as well as of one's services . Further , not all African Americans were victims of the chattel slavery system . Carla Peterson observes that in the antebellum ...
Halaman 52
... African American women during a large portion of the nineteenth century . During the antebellum period , for example , enslaved black women were cate- gorized and characterized according to their slave status . Subjected to the ...
... African American women during a large portion of the nineteenth century . During the antebellum period , for example , enslaved black women were cate- gorized and characterized according to their slave status . Subjected to the ...
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