When and Where I Enter : The Impact of Black Women on Race and Sex in America

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Summary: The Real and Gripping History of Black Women in America
Review: This is the book for you if you are interested in history and especially the history of Black Women in America. The author factually grabs hold of you and guides you through the lifes of black women in this country. Their beliefs, struggles and the way they have affected everything from end of slavery to women's and civil rights movements, and from family and society dynamics to everyday racism. You will read about the more widely known Fannie Lou Hamer's persistent work during the 60's civil rights movement to the relatively unknown Ida Wells and her fight to stop lynchings around the country a century ago. This is a book that will touch you as a woman and as a human being.

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Summary: The Real History
Review: WHEN AND WHERE I ENTER by Paula Giddings is one of those wonderful books that tells the real history. WHEN AND WHERE I ENTER tells the how and the why of past events and how black women's contributions to America have made this country what it is today. This is not just black women's history, this is American history. A must read for everyone.

Rating:
Summary: The Real History
Review: WHEN AND WHERE I ENTER by Paula Giddings is one of those wonderful books that tells the real history. WHEN AND WHERE I ENTER tells the how and the why of past events and how black women's contributions to America have made this country what it is today. This is not just black women's history, this is American history. A must read for everyone.