From Indian Territory to White Man's Country: Race, Nation, and the Politics of Land Ownership in Eastern Oklahoma, 1889-1940University of Wisconsin--Madison, 2002 - 351 pages |
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... women's struggles over women ' work outside the home and in the fields , and reflect Toombs ' patriarchal merging of domestic and Jeffersonian agrarian ideologies . Paula Giddings argues that many African American men saw in ...
... women's struggles over women ' work outside the home and in the fields , and reflect Toombs ' patriarchal merging of domestic and Jeffersonian agrarian ideologies . Paula Giddings argues that many African American men saw in ...
Page 260
... women's labor was always essential to the economic life of the farm . On many farms of both whites and African Americans , women labored in the fields . ' Even in farms with a strict gender division of a labor in which men performed all ...
... women's labor was always essential to the economic life of the farm . On many farms of both whites and African Americans , women labored in the fields . ' Even in farms with a strict gender division of a labor in which men performed all ...
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... women worked in farm - oriented organizations dedicated to landownership , but their organizations also hinted at broader aspirations of these women . Moreover , the activism of African American women within women's extension ...
... women worked in farm - oriented organizations dedicated to landownership , but their organizations also hinted at broader aspirations of these women . Moreover , the activism of African American women within women's extension ...
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