July 14, 1993
At Spelman, Race Often Takes Precedence Over Gender
Atlanta, Georgia -- What most defines a black woman -- her race or her gender?
That's a question that many African-American women have struggled with. But at Spelman College, a black women's college, the answer has often been race.
Race ties these women to their community, their church, and the civil-rights movement. Race has also alienated many of them, and other non-white women, from the contemporary feminist movement in general, and from academic women's studies in
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