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1997
Virginia Meacham Gould is an author specializing in black feminist theory, african american history, and african american studies.
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Black StudiesBlack FeminismFeminist TheorySocial SciencesAfrican American HistoryGenderFeminist ScholarshipBlack Feminist ThoughtAfrican American SlaveryBlack Women
Publications per year
1997–2002
Mothers of Invention: Women of the Slaveholding South in the American Civil War.
Virginia Meacham Gould, Drew Gilpin Faust · Journal of American History · 1997 · 174 citations
Colonialism, Slaveholding South, Drew Gilpin Faust +18
The Feminine Face of Afro-Catholicism in New Orleans, 1727-1852
Emily Clark, Virginia Meacham Gould · The William and Mary Quarterly · 2002 · 49 citations
Black Experience, Feminist Scholarship, African American Studies +8
Chained to the Rock of Adversity: To Be Free, Black and Female in the Old South.
Barbara A. Worthy, Virginia Meacham Gould · The Journal of Southern History · 2000 · 20 citations
Black Feminist Theory, Black Experience, Critical Race Theory +12
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