Florynce "Flo" Kennedy : the life of a Black feminist radical /
Randolph, Sherie M.,author.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 273-299) and index.
Political in the sense that we never took any shit : family and the roots of black feminist radicalism, 1916-1942 -- Similarities of the societal position of women and Negroes : education and protest in New York City, 1943-1948 -- All men and Flo: struggling to survive as an attorney, 1948-1960 -- The fight is one that must be continued : in the courtroom, in the press, and in political organizations, 1961-1965 -- Black power may be the only hope America has : black power, feminism, and the new left, 1966-1967 -- Absorbed her wisdom and her wit : creating the women's liberation movement, 1967-1968 -- I was the force of them : leading the women's liberation movement, 1968-1969 -- Not to rely completely on the courts : black feminist leadership in the reproductive rights battles, 1969-1971 -- Form it! call a meeting! : building a black feminist movement, 1971-1980 -- Epilogue: until we catch up : the struggle continues.
Kennedy, Florynce, 1916-2000.
African American women lawyers
African American radicals
African American feminists