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Introduction: black women during the civil war and reconstruction Karen Cook Bell; Part I. Emancipation and Black Women's Labor: 1. 'The proceeds of my own labor': black working women in the district of Columbia during the civil war Katherine Chilton; 2. 'Please attend to it for me': single black women in civil war and reconstruction era Virginia Arlisha R. Norwood; 3. 'I had time for myself': enslaved women, labor, and the politics of acquisition during the civil war Felicia Jamison; Part II. War, Gender Violence, and the Courts: 4. Black women, war, and freedom in Southern Louisiana and Low Country Georgia Karen Cook Bell; 5. Rape and mutiny at Fort Jackson: black laundresses testify in civil war Louisiana Crystal Feimster; 6. 'I told him to let me alone, that he hurt me': black women and girls and the battle over labor and sexual consent in union-occupied territory Kaisha Esty; Part III. Emancipation, the Black Family, and Education: 7. Making their place on the South's ragged edge: USCT women in Little Rock Kelly Houston Jones; 8. Black women's lives and labors in post-emancipation North Carolina Brandi C. Brimmer; 9. 'Remaking Old Blue College': Emerson Normal and addressing the need for public schoolteachers in Mobile Hilary Green.
Introduction: black women during the civil war and reconstruction Karen Cook Bell; Part I. Emancipation and Black Women's Labor: 1. 'The proceeds of my own labor': black working women in the district of Columbia during the civil war Katherine Chilton; 2. 'Please attend to it for me': single black women in civil war and reconstruction era Virginia Arlisha R. Norwood; 3. 'I had time for myself': enslaved women, labor, and the politics of acquisition during the civil war Felicia Jamison; Part II. War, Gender Violence, and the Courts: 4. Black women, war, and freedom in Southern Louisiana and Low Country Georgia Karen Cook Bell; 5. Rape and mutiny at Fort Jackson: black laundresses testify in civil war Louisiana Crystal Feimster; 6. 'I told him to let me alone, that he hurt me': black women and girls and the battle over labor and sexual consent in union-occupied territory Kaisha Esty; Part III. Emancipation, the Black Family, and Education: 7. Making their place on the South's ragged edge: USCT women in Little Rock Kelly Houston Jones; 8. Black women's lives and labors in post-emancipation North Carolina Brandi C. Brimmer; 9. 'Remaking Old Blue College': Emerson Normal and addressing the need for public schoolteachers in Mobile Hilary Green.
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