All the women are white, all the blacks are men, but some of us are brave
Subtitle: Black women's studies
By: edited by Akasha (Gloria T.) Hull, Patricia Bell-Scott & Barbara Smith ; new afterword by Brittney Cooper
Edition: Second edition.
Publisher: The Feminist Press at the City University of New York
Published: 2015
Language: eng
Number of pages: 413
ISBN-13: 9781558618985; 9781558618992
Subjects: Social conditions; Race relations; Bibliography; African American women; Feminism
Other titles: But some of us are brave; Black women's studies
Description: Essays study the history and position of Black women in America, discussing such topics as racism, Black feminism, and Black women's literature.
Notes: "For this second edition, updates to the contributors' bios are set in bold italics"--Page 387.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Women  -- Alice Walker -- Foreword / -- May Berry; title: Introduction : the politics of Black women's studies  -- Gloria T. Hull, Barbara Smith; title: Visions : recommendations for the future of Black women's studies --; title: Searching for sisterhood : Black feminism.; title: A Black feminist's search for sisterhood  -- Michele Wallace; title: A Black feminist statement  -- The Combahee River Collective; title: Selected bibliography on Black feminism -- Patricia Bell Scott; title: Roadblocks and bridges : confronting racism.; title: One child of one's own : a meaningful digression within the work(s)-- an excerpt  -- Alice Walker; title: Racism-- a White issue  -- Ellen Pence; title: Racism and women's studies  -- Barbara Smith; title: Face-to-face, day-to-day-- racism CR -- Tia Cross, Freada Klein, Barbara Smith, Beverly Smith; title: Dispelling the myths : Black women and the social sciences.; title: Studying slavery : some literary and pedagogical considerations on the Black female slave  -- Erlene Stetson; title: Debunking Sapphire : toward a non-racist and non-sexist social science  -- Patricia Bell Scott; title: Two representative issues in contemporary sociological work on Black women -- Elizabeth Higginbotham; title: Creative survival : preserving body, mind, and spirit.; title: Black women's health : notes for a course  -- Beverly Smith; title: Three's a crowd : the dilemma of the Black woman in higher education  -- Constance M. Carroll; title: Slave codes and liner notes  -- Michele Russell; title: Black women and the church -- Jacquelyn Grant; title: Necessary bread : Black women's literature.; title: Toward a Black feminist criticism  -- Barbara Smith; title: "This infinity of conscious pain" : Zora Neale Hurston and the Black female literary tradition  -- Lorraine Bethel; title: Researching Alice Dunbar-Nelson : a personal and literary perspective  -- Gloria T. Hull; title: Black-eyed blues connections  -- Michele Russell; title: Teaching Black-eyed Susans : an approach to the study of Black women writers -- Mary Helen Washington; title: Bibliographies and bibliographic essays.; title: Afro-American women 1800-1910 : excerpts from a working bibliography  -- Jean Fagan Yellin; title: Afro-American women poets of the nineteenth century : a guide to research and bio-bibliographies of the poets  -- Joan R. Sherman; title: On the novels written by selected Black American women : a bibliographical essay  -- Rita B. Dandridge; title: Black women playwrights from Grimké to Shange : selected synopses of their works  -- Jeanne-Marie A. Miller; title: American Black women composers : a selected annotated bibliography  -- Ora Williams, Thelma Williams, Dora Wilson, Ramona Matthewson; title: A listing of non-print materials on Black women -- Martha H. Brown-- Additional references and resources-- Doing the work : selected course syllabi. General/Social/Interdisciplinary ; Literature-- Afterword /-- Brittney Cooper.