Encyclopedia of African American Society, Volume 2Gerald David Jaynes An encyclopedic reference of African American history and culture. |
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... WOMAN MARCH Mass rally of African American women on October 25 , 1997 , that called for solidarity and empowerment of African American women and communities . On Saturday , October 25 , 1997 , a large group of African American women ...
... WOMAN MARCH Mass rally of African American women on October 25 , 1997 , that called for solidarity and empowerment of African American women and communities . On Saturday , October 25 , 1997 , a large group of African American women ...
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... Women's Political Caucus , and the National Urban League , the NCNW has worked to create educational programs aimed at ending racism and discrimination . The ... WOMEN Organization National Federation of Afro - American Women 585.
... Women's Political Caucus , and the National Urban League , the NCNW has worked to create educational programs aimed at ending racism and discrimination . The ... WOMEN Organization National Federation of Afro - American Women 585.
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... Women Women's Era , 585 Women's movement black women in , 404 Equal Rights Amendment , 183 nineteenth - century , 267 , 268 , 321-322 , 404 , 824 , 825 See also Feminism ; Women's suffrage movement Women's National Basketball ...
... Women Women's Era , 585 Women's movement black women in , 404 Equal Rights Amendment , 183 nineteenth - century , 267 , 268 , 321-322 , 404 , 824 , 825 See also Feminism ; Women's suffrage movement Women's National Basketball ...
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African Americans in Halls of Fame | 907 |
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