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"My Mother was Much of a Woman": Black Women, Work, and the Family Under Slavery

Jacqueline Jones

Feminist Studies 8 (2):235 (1982)

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AN INVITATION TO DIALOGUE: Clarifying the Position of Feminist Gender Theory in Relation to Sexual Difference Theory.Johanna Foster - 1999 - Gender and Society 13 (4):431-456.details The central argument of this article is twofold. First, contemporary feminist gender theory, particularly as it has been used by feminist sociologists in recent years, has been misinterpreted by sexual difference theory in ways that may prevent scholars from fully appreciating current feminist work in the social sciences. Second, gender theory and sexual difference theory rely on different conceptualizations of fundamental concepts in feminist theory, including notions of “gender,”“sexuality,” and “symbolic.” An analysis of three key texts that critique the turn (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 3 citations
Social location and gender-role attitudes:: A comparison of Black and white women.Karen Dugger - 1988 - Gender and Society 2 (4):425-448.details Theorists have posited that investment in production has a radical impact on women's gender-role attitudes, whereas investment in reproduction exerts a conservative influence. Informed by an interactive approach to understanding the effects of racism and sexism, this article explores the commonalities and differences in Black and White women's gender-role attitudes, and assesses the applicability to Black women of the investment-in-production and investment-in-reproduction hypothesis. The data in part supported the contention that this hypothesis would be more valid for White than Black (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 7 citations

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