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homepage alexander street documents skip to main content search user account menu log in women and social movements displaying collections 1 25 of 181 the wife of jane addams there is no development without women s participation indigenous women in the americas do not toss this letter away women s hardship petitions to the u s federal government during the civil war 2020 in review reflections on life and politics a black south african zulu woman speaks to american audiences in the 1920s sibusisiwe makhanya 1894 1971 african american women in the woman s christian temperance union document based question biographical database of militant woman suffragists 1913 1920 cornelia bryce pinchot s reform activism 1908 1929 dangerous intercourse in the american colonial philippines du bois and washington on woman suffrage document based question elizabeth glendower evans and progressive reform from minimum wage to sacco and vanzetti and the american civil liberties union 1907 1938 fierce and feminist patsy takemoto mink the first woman of color in congress finding mourning dove s voice through letters in northwest north america in the 1920s florence kelley and the illinois sweatshop law document based question free angela davis and all political prisoners a transnational campaign for liberation from the margin toward the center california women and the national women s conference from wollstonecraft to mill what british and european ideas and social movements influenced the emergence of feminism in the atlantic world 1792 1869 gendered invisibility ethnic mexican women and the bracero program having it all lucy stone motherhood and the woman s rights movement 1851 1893 how and why did the guerrilla girls alter the art world establishment in new york city 1985 1995 how and why did women in sncc the student non violent coordinating committee author a pathbreaking feminist manifesto 1964 1965 how and why was feminist legal strategy transformed 1960 1973 how did a multi racial movement develop in the baltimore ywca 1883 1926 how did abolitionist women and their slaveholding relatives negotiate their conflict over the issue of slavery how did african american women shape the civil rights movement and what challenges did they face pagination current page 1 page 2 page 3 page 4 page 5 page 6 page 7 page 8 next page next last page last copyright 2026 by thomas dublin kathryn kish sklar and alexander street part of clarivate terms and conditions privacy policy cookie policy cookie settings
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