June 6, 2008
Career Histories: Deborah Gray White; Never a Stereotype: Nell Irvin Painter; The Next Generation: Crystal Feimster
When the elder stateswomen of black historians began to pursue their doctoral degrees decades ago, few felt as if they were joining an academic community. Isolated and unappreciated, set apart by their very demands to be included in a university and a discipline that had been dominated by white men, they were
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