This collection of essays (1891) is an unparalleled statement of
black feminist thought in the nineteenth century, and is considered
to be one of the original texts of the black feminist movement.
Cooper came of age in a period of conservatism in the black
community, a time when Afro-American intellectual and political
ideas were dominated by men. At the heart of her work is a belief
that the status of black women, the most oppressed group of all, is
the only true measure of collective racial progress.
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