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Gender Differences in Attitudes toward Black Feminism among African Americans
Evelyn M. Simien posits that black feminist consciousness arises from an understanding
of intersecting patterns of discrimination. Using data from the 1993–1994
National Black Politics Study (NBPS), she develops and validates a measure of black
feminist consciousness. Along the way, she considers whether the level of support for
black feminist consciousness differs across gender.
Barack Obama’s America: How New Conceptions of Race, Family, and Religion Ended the Reagan Era, John Kenneth White Reviewed by Evelyn M. Simien
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