Speaking Up and Speaking Out: Exploring the Lives of Black Women During the 19th Century
K. Wise Whitehead, West Baltimore Middle School, Baltimore City Public School System |
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RS #01 |
Profile List and Term Distinctions |
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RS #02 |
Conditions of Free and Enslaved Women: Issues & Solutions |
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RS #03 |
The House of Bondage |
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RS #04 |
The House of Bondage Poetry |
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RS #05 |
Autobiography of a Female Slave |
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RS #06 |
Early Spring |
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RS #07 |
Resurgam |
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RS #08 |
Advertisements |
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RS #09 |
Mutual Benefit Societies |
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RS #10 |
The Literary souvenir |
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RS #11 |
Practice school teachers at Howard University |
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RS #12 |
Executive board of Women's League, Newport, R.I. |
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RS #13 |
Negro homes - homes of poorer classes, Chattanooga |
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RS #14 |
Officers of Tobacco Trade Union, Petersburg, Va. |
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RS #15 |
Eva Martin, ex-slave, Beaumont |
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RS #16 |
Old Aunt Julia Ann Jackson, age 102 |
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RS #17 |
An African - From A Daguerreotype |
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RS #18 |
Slave Auction in the South |
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RS #19 |
Gordon Under Medical Inspection |
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RS #20 |
Nannie Helen Burroughs 1909 |
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RS #21 |
Mary Church Terrell |
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RS #22 |
Investigating Primary Sources |
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