AUDREY THOMAS McCLUSKEY is Associate Professor of Afro-American Studies at Indiana University and has had a long association with the National Women's Studies Association. She has published widely on Bethune and other women activists and educators. ELAINE M. SMITH is on the history faculty at Alabama State University. An authority on Bethune, she provided the introductions to the Guides to the Mary McLeod Bethune Papers.
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Contents: Preface Acknowledgments Abbreviations I. In Pursuit of Unalienable Rights: Mary McLeod Bethune in Historical Perspective (1875-1955) II. Self-Revelations: "Like Bruises on an Oyster" (1940-1955) III. Educational Leadership: "The Unfolding of My Soul (1902-1942) IV. Woman Activism: "We Are Being Heard!" (1917-1949) V. Politics and Public Issues: Stateswoman in Washington (1936-1945) VI. The Last Years: "Building a Better World" (1951-1955) Milestones: A Selected Chronology Sources Bibliography Index
Contents: Preface Acknowledgments Abbreviations I. In Pursuit of Unalienable Rights: Mary McLeod Bethune in Historical Perspective (1875-1955) II. Self-Revelations: "Like Bruises on an Oyster" (1940-1955) III. Educational Leadership: "The Unfolding of My Soul (1902-1942) IV. Woman Activism: "We Are Being Heard!" (1917-1949) V. Politics and Public Issues: Stateswoman in Washington (1936-1945) VI. The Last Years: "Building a Better World" (1951-1955) Milestones: A Selected Chronology Sources Bibliography Index
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