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Present and future investigations of Afro-American women's past should increase our understanding of the complex interrelationships of gender, class, and race.
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black studies units, black women physicians, armed forces nurse corps, black women nurses, black women migrants, black club women, black studies scholars, female slave resistance, black studies movement, black nurses, black women leaders, professional black women, women adrift, uplift work, free black women, domestic feminism, womanist consciousness, black studies departments, colored nurses
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New York, World War, United States, Civil War, Red Cross, League of Detroit, Phillis Wheatley, War Department, African American, Great Depression, North Carolina, South Carolina, Howard University, Woman's Medical College, Tuskegee Institute, Grand Rapids, Jane Edna Hunter, Navy Nurse Corps, Sara Brooks, Detroit Study Club, Julius Rosenwald, Mabel Keaton Staupers, Rosenwald Fund, Caroline Still Wiley Anderson, Marcus Garvey
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