Afro-American Women Activists as True Negotiators in the International Arena (1893-1945)

Afro-American Women Activists as True Negotiators in the International Arena (1893-1945)

This article demonstrates Afro-American women’s pivotal role in promoting transnationalism in the world of politics. It invites us to follow them on their journey to international congresses from the mid-19th century to the founding of the United Nations. By looking at some personal trajectories of...

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Auteur principal: Ramdani, Fatma
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
Publié: European journal of American studies 2015
Sujets:
Frederick Douglass
Hillary Clinton
Mary Church Terrell
Amy Jacques Garvey
Mary McLeod Bethune
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Bella Abzug
Dean Acheson
Jane Addams
Winston Churchill
Nina Du Bois
W.E.B. Du Bois
John Foster Dulles
Marcus Garvey
Frances E. W Harper
Florence Harriman
Ida Gibbs Hunt
Addie Hunton
Catherine Impey
Kathryn M. Johnson
Thomas Moss
William Philips
Minnie Pickens
Raymond Poincaré
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
Sue Bailey Thurman
Harriet Tubman
Booker T. Washington
Margaret Murray Washington
Ida Barnett Wells
Woodrow Wilson
Black feminism and internationalism
Black women and world politics
Race issues and international politics
Black women and human rights
black women and peace
Black women and diplomacy.
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