WOMEN’S INTELLECTUAL & POLITICAL IMPACT ACROSS THE DIASPORA
Week 13
Readings Team O presents
Fleming, C. G. (1993). Black women activists and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee: The case of Ruby Doris Smith. Journal of Women’s Studies, 4(3), 64-82.
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Combahee river collective: A black feminist statement. (1979). Off Our Backs, 9(6), 6-8. (Login with your John Jay credentials)
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(RT) Shakur, A. (1987). Assata : An autobiography. Zed Books.
Read Chapter 13 through the end!
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Media: Billie Holiday’s Strange Fruit (1939): prokoman1. (2011, December 22). Billie Holiday-Strange fruit- HD [Video]. YouTube.
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Media: Nina Simone’s Mississippi Godamn: Aaron Overfield. (2013, February 26). Nina Simone: Mississippi goddam [Video].
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