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Gender and Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of White Supremacy in North Carolina, 1896-1920 (Gender and American Culture) (Gender and American Culture)
Author: Glenda Elizabeth Gilmore
Year: September 23, 1996
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Language: English



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Gender and Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of White Supremacy in North Carolina, 1896-1920 In her groundbreaking book, "Gender and Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of White Supremacy in North Carolina, 1896-1920 Glenda Gilmore delves into the intricate and interconnected roles of gender and race in the political history of North Carolina during a pivotal period in American history. The book places black women at the center of the narrative, shedding light on their enduring tradition of political activism and the ways in which they crafted unique strategies to navigate the challenges of the Jim Crow era. Through the stories of African American women, Gilmore reveals how white supremacy shaped the political landscape of the South and how women of all races actively participated in the political process. The book begins with the disfranchisement of black men in 1900, a turning point that profoundly reshaped society and had far-reaching consequences for black women. In the absence of their husbands, brothers, and fathers, these educated African American women emerged as de facto diplomats to the white community. They played an active role in politics, forging ties with white women and advocating for their rights. This period saw the rise of feminism among black women, who fought for their own empowerment while also seeking to unite their communities. Gilmore's analysis highlights the manipulation of gender concepts by white supremacists, who used gender rhetoric to justify the disenfranchisement of black men and the subjugation of black women.
Gender and Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of White Supremacy in North Carolina, 1896-1920 В своей новаторской книге "Gender and Jim Crow: Женщины и политика превосходства белой расы в Северной Каролине, 1896-1920 годы" Гленда Гилмор углубляется в сложные и взаимосвязанные роли пола и расы в политической истории Северной Каролины в ключевой период американской истории. Книга ставит чернокожих женщин в центр повествования, проливая свет на их устойчивую традицию политического активизма и способы, с помощью которых они разрабатывали уникальные стратегии для преодоления проблем эпохи Джима Кроу. Через истории афроамериканских женщин Гилмор раскрывает, как превосходство белых сформировало политический ландшафт Юга и как женщины всех рас активно участвовали в политическом процессе. Книга начинается с лишения прав чернокожих мужчин в 1900 году, поворотного момента, который глубоко изменил общество и имел далеко идущие последствия для чернокожих женщин. В отсутствие своих мужей, братьев и отцов эти образованные афроамериканки стали де-факто дипломатами белого сообщества. Они играли активную роль в политике, налаживая связи с белыми женщинами и выступая за их права. В этот период наблюдался рост феминизма среди чернокожих женщин, которые боролись за свои собственные права и возможности, а также стремились объединить свои сообщества. Анализ Гилмора выделяет манипуляции с гендерными концепциями со стороны белых супремасистов, которые использовали гендерную риторику для оправдания бесправия чернокожих мужчин и подчинения чернокожих женщин.
Gender and Jim Crow : Women and the Politics of White Supremacy in North Carolina, 1896-1920 Dans son ouvrage pionnier « Gender and Jim Crow : Women and White Race Supériorité Politics in North Carolina, 1896-1920 » les mors s'enfoncent dans les rôles complexes et interdépendants du genre et de la race dans l'histoire politique de la Caroline du Nord à une période clé de l'histoire américaine. livre place les femmes noires au centre de la narration, mettant en lumière leur longue tradition d'activisme politique et la façon dont elles ont élaboré des stratégies uniques pour relever les défis de l'ère Jim Crow. À travers les histoires des femmes afro-américaines, Gilmore révèle comment la suprématie blanche a façonné le paysage politique du Sud et comment les femmes de toutes races ont participé activement au processus politique. livre commence par la privation des droits des hommes noirs en 1900, un tournant qui a profondément changé la société et a eu des conséquences profondes pour les femmes noires. En l'absence de leurs maris, frères et pères, ces femmes afro-américaines instruites sont devenues de facto des diplomates de la communauté blanche. Elles ont joué un rôle actif dans la politique en nouant des liens avec les femmes blanches et en défendant leurs droits. Au cours de cette période, le féminisme a augmenté chez les femmes noires qui se sont battues pour leurs propres droits et opportunités et ont cherché à unir leurs communautés. L'analyse de Gilmore met en évidence la manipulation des concepts de genre par les suprémacistes blancs, qui ont utilisé la rhétorique du genre pour justifier l'abandon des hommes noirs et la subordination des femmes noires.
Gender and Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of White Supremacy in North Carolina, 1896-1920 En su libro pionero «Gender and Jim Crow: mujeres y las políticas de superioridad de raza blanca en Carolina del Norte, 1896-1920 » de Glend Gam ilmore profundiza en los complejos e interrelacionados roles de género y raza en la historia política de Carolina del Norte en un período clave de la historia estadounidense. libro coloca a las mujeres negras en el centro de la narrativa, arrojando luz sobre su tradición sostenida de activismo político y las formas en que desarrollaron estrategias únicas para superar los problemas de la era de Jim Crow. A través de las historias de las mujeres afroamericanas, Gilmore revela cómo la supremacía blanca formó el panorama político del Sur y cómo las mujeres de todas las razas participaron activamente en el proceso político. libro comienza con la privación de los derechos de los hombres negros en 1900, un punto de inflexión que cambió profundamente la sociedad y tuvo consecuencias de largo alcance para las mujeres negras. En ausencia de sus maridos, hermanos y padres, estas afroamericanas educadas se convirtieron en diplomáticos de facto de la comunidad blanca. Han desempeñado un papel activo en la política, estableciendo vínculos con las mujeres blancas y abogando por sus derechos. Durante este período, hubo un aumento del feminismo entre las mujeres negras, que lucharon por sus propios derechos y oportunidades y también buscaron unir sus comunidades. análisis de Gilmour destaca la manipulación de conceptos de género por supremacistas blancos, que usaron la retórica de género para justificar la desobediencia de los hombres negros y la sumisión de las mujeres negras.
Gender and Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of White Supremacy in North Carolina, 1896-1920 Em seu livro inovador «Gender and Jim Crow: Mulheres e políticas de supremacia da raça branca na Carolina do Norte, 1896-1920», de Glenda Gilmore aprofundar-se em papéis complexos e interligados de gênero e raça na história política da Carolina do Norte durante um período crucial da história americana. O livro coloca as mulheres negras no centro da narrativa, lançando luz sobre a sua tradição persistente de ativismo político e as formas pelas quais desenvolveram estratégias únicas para superar os desafios da era Jim Crowe. Através da história das mulheres afro-americanas, Gilmore revela como a supremacia dos brancos moldou a paisagem política do Sul e como as mulheres de todas as raças participaram ativamente no processo político. O livro começa com a privação dos direitos dos homens negros em 1900, um ponto de viragem que transformou profundamente a sociedade e teve consequências de longo alcance para as mulheres negras. Na ausência de seus maridos, irmãos e pais, estas mulheres afro-americanas educadas tornaram-se diplomatas de facto da comunidade branca. Eles tiveram um papel ativo na política, criando laços com mulheres brancas e defendendo seus direitos. Durante este período, houve um aumento do feminismo entre as mulheres negras, que lutaram pelos seus próprios direitos e oportunidades e procuraram unir suas comunidades. A análise de Gilmore destaca a manipulação dos conceitos de gênero por parte dos supremacistas brancos, que usaram a retórica de gênero para justificar a descrença dos homens negros e a submissão das mulheres negras.
Gender and Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of White Supremacy in North Carolina, 1896-1920 Nel suo libro innovativo «Gender and Jim Crow: donne e le politiche di supremazia della razza bianca in North Carolina, 1896-1920» di Glenda Gilmore approfondisce i complessi e interconnessi ruoli di sesso e razza nella storia politica della Carolina del Nord in un periodo chiave della storia americana. Il libro pone le donne di colore al centro della narrazione, mettendo in luce la loro costante tradizione di attivismo politico e i modi con cui hanno sviluppato strategie uniche per superare i problemi dell'epoca di Jim Crowe. Attraverso le storie delle donne afroamericane, Gilmore rivela come la supremazia dei bianchi abbia creato il panorama politico del Sud e come le donne di tutte le razze abbiano partecipato attivamente al processo politico. Il libro inizia con la privazione dei diritti degli uomini neri nel 1900, un punto di svolta che ha profondamente cambiato la società e ha avuto conseguenze di grande portata per le donne di colore. In assenza dei loro mariti, fratelli e padri, queste istruite donne afroamericane sono diventate diplomatiche di fatto della comunità bianca. Hanno avuto un ruolo attivo nella politica, creando legami con le donne bianche e sostenendo i loro diritti. In questo periodo c'è stato un aumento del femminismo tra le donne di colore che lottavano per i propri diritti e le proprie opportunità e cercavano di unire le proprie comunità. L'analisi di Gilmore evidenzia la manipolazione dei concetti di genere da parte dei supremassisti bianchi, che hanno usato la retorica di genere per giustificare l'abbandono degli uomini neri e la sottomissione delle donne di colore.
Gender and Jim Crow: Women and the Politics of White Supremacy in North Carolina, 1896-1920 In ihrem bahnbrechenden Buch „Gender and Jim Crow: Women and White Supremacy Politics in North Carolina, 1896-1920“ vertieft sich Glenda Gilmore in komplexe und miteinander verbundene Rollen Geschlecht und Rasse in der politischen Geschichte von North Carolina in einer Schlüsselperiode der amerikanischen Geschichte. Das Buch stellt schwarze Frauen in den Mittelpunkt des Geschichtenerzählens und beleuchtet ihre anhaltende Tradition des politischen Aktivismus und die Art und Weise, wie sie einzigartige Strategien entwickelt haben, um die Herausforderungen der Jim-Crow-Ära zu meistern. Durch die Geschichten afroamerikanischer Frauen enthüllt Gilmore, wie die weiße Vorherrschaft die politische Landschaft des Südens prägte und wie Frauen aller Rassen aktiv am politischen Prozess teilnahmen. Das Buch beginnt mit der Entrechtung schwarzer Männer im Jahr 1900, einem Wendepunkt, der die Gesellschaft tiefgreifend veränderte und weitreichende Folgen für schwarze Frauen hatte. In Abwesenheit ihrer Ehemänner, Brüder und Väter wurden diese gebildeten Afroamerikanerinnen de facto Diplomaten der weißen Gemeinschaft. e spielten eine aktive Rolle in der Politik, knüpften Verbindungen zu weißen Frauen und setzten sich für ihre Rechte ein. In dieser Zeit gab es einen Anstieg des Feminismus unter schwarzen Frauen, die für ihre eigenen Rechte und Chancen kämpften und auch versuchten, ihre Gemeinschaften zu vereinen. Gilmours Analyse hebt die Manipulation von Geschlechtskonzepten durch weiße Rassisten hervor, die Geschlechterrhetorik verwendeten, um die Entmachtung schwarzer Männer und die Unterwerfung schwarzer Frauen zu rechtfertigen.
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Cinsiyet ve Jim Crow: Kuzey Carolina'da Kadınlar ve Beyaz Üstünlük Politikası, 1896-1920 Çığır açan kitabında "Cinsiyet ve Jim Crow: Kuzey Carolina, 1896-1920'da Kadınlar ve Beyaz Üstünlükçü Politikalar", Glenda Gilmore, Kuzey Carolina'nın siyasi tarihinde önemli bir dönemde cinsiyet ve ırkla ilgili karmaşık ve birbiriyle ilişkili rolleri araştırıyor Amerikan tarihi. Kitap, siyah kadınları anlatının merkezine koyuyor, kalıcı siyasi aktivizm geleneklerine ve Jim Crow döneminin zorluklarının üstesinden gelmek için benzersiz stratejiler geliştirdikleri yollara ışık tutuyor. Afrikalı-Amerikalı kadınların hikayeleri aracılığıyla Gilmore, beyaz üstünlüğün Güney'in siyasi manzarasını nasıl şekillendirdiğini ve tüm ırklardan kadınların siyasi sürece nasıl aktif olarak katıldığını ortaya koyuyor. Kitap, 1900'de siyah erkeklerin haklarından mahrum edilmesiyle başlıyor, toplumu derinden değiştiren ve siyah kadınlar için geniş kapsamlı sonuçları olan bir dönüm noktası. Kocalarının, erkek kardeşlerinin ve babalarının yokluğunda, bu eğitimli Afrikalı-Amerikalı kadınlar beyaz topluluğun fiili diplomatları oldular. Politikada aktif bir rol oynadılar, beyaz kadınlarla bağlantı kurdular ve haklarını savundular. Bu dönem, kendi hakları ve fırsatları için savaşan ve aynı zamanda topluluklarını birleştirmeye çalışan siyah kadınlar arasında feminizmin yükselişine tanık oldu. Gilmore'un analizi, cinsiyet kavramlarının, siyah erkeklerin haklarından mahrum bırakılmasını ve siyah kadınların boyun eğdirilmesini haklı çıkarmak için cinsiyet söylemini kullanan beyaz üstünlükçüler tarafından manipüle edildiğini vurgulamaktadır.
النوع الاجتماعي وجيم كرو: المرأة وسياسة التفوق الأبيض في ولاية كارولينا الشمالية، 1896-1920 في كتابه الرائد «الجنس وجيم كرو: المرأة وسياسة تفوق البيض في ولاية كارولينا الشمالية، 1896-1920»، غليندا جيلمور تتعمق في التعقيد والأدوار المترابطة بين الجنسين والعرق في التاريخ السياسي لولاية نورث كارولينا خلال فترة رئيسية في التاريخ الأمريكي. يضع الكتاب النساء السود في قلب السرد، ويسلط الضوء على تقاليدهن الدائمة في النشاط السياسي والطرق التي طورن بها استراتيجيات فريدة للتغلب على تحديات عصر جيم كرو. من خلال قصص النساء الأمريكيات من أصل أفريقي، تكشف جيلمور كيف شكل تفوق البيض المشهد السياسي للجنوب وكيف شاركت النساء من جميع الأعراق بنشاط في العملية السياسية. يبدأ الكتاب بحرمان الرجال السود من حق التصويت في عام 1900، وهي نقطة تحول غيرت المجتمع بشكل عميق وكان لها عواقب بعيدة المدى على النساء السود. في غياب أزواجهن وإخوانهن وآبائهن، أصبحت هؤلاء النساء الأمريكيات من أصل أفريقي المتعلمات الدبلوماسيات الفعلية للمجتمع الأبيض. لقد لعبوا دورًا نشطًا في السياسة، حيث أقاموا روابط مع النساء البيض ودافعوا عن حقوقهن. شهدت هذه الفترة صعود الحركة النسوية بين النساء السود، اللواتي ناضلن من أجل حقوقهن وفرصهن وسعين أيضًا إلى توحيد مجتمعاتهن. يسلط تحليل جيلمور الضوء على التلاعب بمفاهيم النوع الاجتماعي من قبل العنصريين البيض الذين استخدموا خطاب النوع الاجتماعي لتبرير حرمان الرجال السود من حق التصويت وإخضاع النساء السود.

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