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45: The most important book I’ve read this year.

Mothers of Massive Resistance by Elizabeth Gillespie McRae

June 10, 2018 by bonnie 1 Comment

I really am not exaggerating when I make this proclamation: Mothers of Massive Resistance may be the most crucial book I have read this year. I am not joking, I swear. As a white woman, I have been working diligently to do my part in activism, namely, owning up to the ways in which white women have participated in the oppression and suppression of women of color. It’s unglamorous, introspective, and uncomfortable work, but it’s one of the most vital things I can do to […]

Filed Under: History Tagged With: Anti-Racism, bonnie, Elizabeth Gillespie McRae

bonnie's CBR10 Review No:45 · Genres: History · Tags: Anti-Racism, bonnie, Elizabeth Gillespie McRae ·
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A Short History of White Women’s Complicity

Mothers of Massive Resistance: White Women and the Politics of White Supremacy by Elizabeth Gillespie McRae

April 29, 2018 by ElCicco 2 Comments

In Mothers of Massive Resistance: White Women and the Politics of White Supremacy, historian Elizabeth Gillespie McRae makes a strong argument for white women’s vital role in protecting and perpetuating white supremacy and thwarting integration in the US. One hundred years ago, woman began to organize in ways that we would recognize from today’s resistance movements. They developed grassroots campaigns reaching out to other women and encouraging them to organize, to write letters, to publish, to speak up and to vote. They did this, however, […]

Filed Under: History, Non-Fiction Tagged With: #CBR10, #history, Anti-Racism, ElCicco, Elizabeth Gillespie McRae, Jim Crow, Mothers of Massive Resistance, non fiction, Race, ReadWomen

ElCicco's CBR10 Review No:17 · Genres: History, Non-Fiction · Tags: #CBR10, #history, Anti-Racism, ElCicco, Elizabeth Gillespie McRae, Jim Crow, Mothers of Massive Resistance, non fiction, Race, ReadWomen ·
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