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Gender and Race in American History
Series Editor: Alison M. Parker, Carol Faulkner and Amrita Chakrabarti Myers
This series focuses on the intersections between gender and race in nineteenth and twentieth-century American history. Inspired by the rich history of political and social activism in New York State, using the analytical categories of gender and race—broadly defined—to illuminate power, identity, culture, citizenship rights, work, education, and reform in the U.S.
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An Architecture of Education
Angel David NievesUniversity of Rochester Press£40.00 -
Interconnections
Edited by Carol Faulkner, Alison M. ParkerUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: £19.99
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Manhood Enslaved
Kenneth E. MarshallUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: £17.99
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The Men and Women We Want
Jeanne D. PetitUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: £19.99
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Nasty Women and Bad Hombres
Edited by Christine A. Kray, Tamar W. Carroll, Hinda MandellUniversity of Rochester Press£19.99 -
The Reverend Jennie Johnson and African Canadian History, 1868-1967
Nina Reid-MaroneyUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: £19.99
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Sex Ed, Segregated
Courtney Q. ShahUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: £19.99
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Susan B. Anthony and the Struggle for Equal Rights
Edited by Christine L. Ridarsky, Mary M. HuthUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: £19.99
