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White gloves, Black nation: women, citizenship, and political wayfaring in Haiti
Sanders Johnson · 2023
Grace Sanders Johnson follows a group of Haitian women whose lives ran well beyond Haiti's borders — through the Caribbean and on to the United States, Canada, and the Belgian Congo — during and after the years of US occupation.
The book is framed as transnational history, taking gender and radical politics as its subject. By staying with this particular cohort of elite and middle-class women, Sanders Johnson examines how ideas of womanhood, nation, and race were worked out together in their lives rather than treated as separate attachments.
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White gloves, Black nation: women, citizenship, and political wayfaring in Haiti. (2023).
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