White Woman's Burden

White Woman's BurdenCounters universalist narratives of mainstream feminism by examining the power exerted by four white women writer activists to shape American society from the 1860s to 1930s. White Woman's Burden focuses on four American writer activists who were significant if secondary actors in the historical push for two rights that disproportionately served elite women: suffrage and equal higher education. Reflecting regional ideas about whiteness and womanhood

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