Event Title
Plenary - Life and Labor: Black Women’s Narratives of Resistance in The Twentieth Century
Location
Heimbold Visual Arts Center, Sarah Lawrence College
Start Date
5-3-2016 3:45 PM
Description
Plenary
Life and Labor: Black Women’s Narratives of Resistance in The Twentieth Century
- Chair: Deirdre Cooper Owens, Queens College
- Kellie Carter Jackson, Hunter College, A Portrait of Ethel Phillips: Understanding the Myth of the Good Boss in the World of Domestic Servants
- Mary Phillips, Lehman College, Spiritual Maturity: The Feminist Theory of Ericka Huggins
- Robyn Spencer, Lehman College, What’s Left to Say about Angela Davis? Notes on the Black Radical Tradition
- Zinga A. Fraser, Brooklyn College, Race, Gender, and Rebellion: Shirley Chisholm’s Political Resistance
COinS
Mar 5th, 3:45 PM
Plenary - Life and Labor: Black Women’s Narratives of Resistance in The Twentieth Century
Heimbold Visual Arts Center, Sarah Lawrence College
Plenary
Life and Labor: Black Women’s Narratives of Resistance in The Twentieth Century
- Chair: Deirdre Cooper Owens, Queens College
- Kellie Carter Jackson, Hunter College, A Portrait of Ethel Phillips: Understanding the Myth of the Good Boss in the World of Domestic Servants
- Mary Phillips, Lehman College, Spiritual Maturity: The Feminist Theory of Ericka Huggins
- Robyn Spencer, Lehman College, What’s Left to Say about Angela Davis? Notes on the Black Radical Tradition
- Zinga A. Fraser, Brooklyn College, Race, Gender, and Rebellion: Shirley Chisholm’s Political Resistance