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<p><p>just As Women Changed The Direction And Agenda Of The Peace Movement When They Became Progressively More Involved In An All-male Club, Black Women Altered A Cause That Had Previously Lacked Racial Diversity When They Were First Granted Admission To The Women&#8217;s International League For Peace And Freedom In 1915. As Joyce Blackwell Illustrates In This First Study Of Collective Black Peace Activism, The Increased Presence Of Black Women In The Wilpf Over The Next Sixty Years Brought To The Movement Historical Experiences Shaped By Societal Racism.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>no Peace Without Freedom&#58; Race And The Women&#8217;s International League For Peace And Freedom, 1915&#8211;1975 Explores How Black Women, Fueled By The Desire To Eradicate Racial Injustice, Compelled The White Leadership Of The Wilpf To Revisit Its Own Conceptions Of Peace And Freedom. Blackwell Offers A Renewed Examination Of Peace Movements In American History, One That Points Out The Implications Of Black Women&#8217;s Participation For The Study Of Social Activism, African American History, And Women&#8217;s History. This New Perspective On Interracial And Black Female Global Activism Helps Redefine Th

Author

Joyce Blackwell Phd

Publisher

Southern Illinois University; Southern Illinois University Press

Published

2004

Language

EN

ISBN

9780809325641

Subjects

Political Science, Science, Sociology