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However , she and other local women reorganized the Council in 1954–55 , with Mrs. Parks as its adult advisor . During the 1950s the youth in this organization attempted to borrow books from a white library .
However , she and other local women reorganized the Council in 1954–55 , with Mrs. Parks as its adult advisor . During the 1950s the youth in this organization attempted to borrow books from a white library .
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T he modern women's liberation move- ment was greatly influenced by the southern black struggle , because the southern movement offered women greater opportunities than did the surrounding society . In 1964 , two white staff members of ...
T he modern women's liberation move- ment was greatly influenced by the southern black struggle , because the southern movement offered women greater opportunities than did the surrounding society . In 1964 , two white staff members of ...
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During the first heady years of the Civil Rights Movement , Black men and women shared a unity of purpose and camaraderie — particularly in the student movement . As is historically true , in periods of racial assertion Black women's ...
During the first heady years of the Civil Rights Movement , Black men and women shared a unity of purpose and camaraderie — particularly in the student movement . As is historically true , in periods of racial assertion Black women's ...
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