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Reynolds, Tracey The (Mis)Representation fo the Black (Super)Woman 1997 Book Chapter Black Women Race, Racial Context, Gender, Minority Groups, Activism, Identity, Social Class, Postcolonialism, Gendered Labour, Racialised Labour, Intersectionality, Mothering Work, Domestic Labour
Citation Reynolds, Tracey 1997 Book Chapter Race Racial Context Gender Minority Groups Activism Identity Social Class Postcolonialism Gendered Labour Racialised Labour Intersectionality Mothering Work Domestic Labour Black Women

"The (Mis)Representation fo the Black (Super)Woman"

by Reynolds, Tracey (1997)

Keywords

Race, Racial Context, Gender, Minority Groups, Activism, Identity, Social Class, Postcolonialism, Gendered Labour, Racialised Labour, Intersectionality, Mothering Work, Domestic Labour

Themes

Black Women

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Citation

Reynolds, Tracey. “The (Mis)Representation Fo the Black (Super)Woman.” Black British Feminism: A Reader, edited by Heidi Safia Mirza, Routledge, 1997, pp. 97–112.

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