Dr. G. Smith
HIST 357 -
Minorities in American History
| Abigail and John Adams Discuss "Remembering the Ladies," 1776 (found on Reserve in the library in the book Major Problems in American Women's History, 3rd edition) |
| Address of the Colored Convention to the People of Alabama, 1867 |
| Anita Hill's Testimony Before the Senate Judiciary Committee, 1991 |
| Banneker, Benjamin: Blacks Are Not Inferior to Whites |
| Betty Friedan Reveals the "Problem That Has No Name," 1963 |
| Borgne: Le Borgne, A Crow Chief, Tells the Hidatsas to Protect and Trade with Whites, 1805 |
| Boudinot: Cherokee Editor Elias Boudinot Opposes Removal, 1828 |
| Bradford: William Bradford on Samoset, Squanto, Massasoit, and the Pilgrims, 1620 |
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Calhoun,
John: Slavery Must Not Be Abolished in |
| Childs, Roda Ann: I Was More Dead Than Alive |
| Clinton, Catherine: Sexuality in Black and White |
| A Declaration of Indian Purpose from the Chicago Conference, 1961 |
| Demos, John Putnam: The Poor and Powerless Witch |
| Dr. Leslie Hohman asks, "Can Women in War Industry be Good Mothers?" (paper copies are found on Reserve in the Library) |
| Dr. William Sanger Questions Women on their Reasons for Entering Prostitution |
| DuBois, W.E.B.: Blacks Should Strive for Political Equality (found on Reserve in the library in the book African Americans: Opposing Viewpoints 1997 edition) |
| Elsie Hill Explains Why Women Should Have Full Legal Equality (found on Reserve in the library in the book Major Problems in American Women's History, 3rd edition) |
| Extracts from the Ladder Survey, Why Am I a Lesbian?, 1960 |
| Extracts from the Mosher Survey, 1892-1913 (found on Reserve in the library in the book Major Problems in American Women's History, 3rd edition) |
| Farnham and Lundberg Denounce Modern Women as the "Lost Sex" (found on Reserve in the library in the book Major Problems in American Women's History, 3rd edition) |
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| Harriet Jacobs on Interracial Sex in the Slave South, 1861 |
| Houston, Jeanne Wakatsuki: A Schoolgirl at Manzanar, 1940's |
| Jackson, Jesse: Affirmative action programs benefit African Americans (found on Reserve in the library in the book African Americans: Opposing Viewpoints 1997 edition) |
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Jefferson,
Thomas: Notes on the state of |
| Joyce Johnson Recounts Her Experience in Obtaining an Illegal Abortion in New York City, 1955 (found on Reserve in the library in the book Major Problems in American Women's History, 3rd edition) |
| King, Martin Luther: Blacks Should Strive to be a Part of the American Dream (found on Reserve in the library in the book African Americans: Opposing Viewpoints 1997 edition) |
| Lanza, Clara: Women Clerks in New York, 1981 |
| Letters to Margaret Sanger, Birth-Control Advocate, from American Wives and Husbands, 1920's (found on Reserve in the library in the book Major Problems in American Women's History, 3rd edition) |
| Lewis Meriam Summarizes the Problems Facing American Indians, 1928 |
| Little Turtle (Miami) on the Treaty of Greenville, 1795 |
| Luther Standing Bear (Lakota) Recalls His Experiences at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, 1879 |
| Lydia H. Sigourney's "Home", 1850 |
| Malcolm X: Blacks can never be part of the American dream (found on Reserve in the library in the book African Americans: Opposing Viewpoints 1997 edition) |
| Memorial Protest of the Cherokee Nation, June 22, 1836 |
| Mrs. A. M. Green's Account of Frontier Life, 1887 |
| No More Miss America! (linked to CSLU Herstory website with their permission) |
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NOW Statement of Purpose, 1966 (found on Reserve in the library in the book Major Problems in American Women's History, 3rd edition) |
| Ouellette, Laurie: We Believed We Wouldn't Have to Worry About Discrimination (cut and paste the following link: http://www.ontheissuesmagazine.com/1992fall/fall1992_Ouellette.php ) |
| Paul, Nathaniel: Slavery Must Be Abolished in America |
| Pauli Murray Explains Why Negro Girls Stay Single, 1947 (found on Reserve in the library in the book Major Problems in American Women's History, 3rd edition) |
| Pendleton, C. : Affirmative action programs harm African Americans (found on Reserve in the library in the book African Americans: Opposing Viewpoints 1997 edition) |
| President Andrew Jackson Favors Removal, 1829 |
| A Proclamation from the Indians of All Tribes, Alcatraz Island, 1969 |
| Redstockings Manifesto, 1970 (link to the following website--http://www.redstockings.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=76&Itemid=59) |
| Ronda, James P: The Attractions of Christianity for the Native Women of Martha's Vineyard (linked to JSTOR) |
| Sanger, Margaret: I Resolved That Women Should Have Knowledge of Contraception |
| The Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions, July 19, 1848 |
| Speckled Snake's (Cherokee) Reply to President Jackson, 1830 |
| The Supreme Court Legalizes Abortion in Roe v. Wade, 1973 |
| Susan Griffin Calls Rape the "All-American Crime," 1971 (found on Reserve in the library in the book Major Problems in American Women's History, 3rd edition) |
| Tecumseh (Shawnee) Speaks Out Against Land Cessions, 1810 |
| Turner, Henry MacNeal: Am I a Man? |
| Two Statements on Race Relations |
| Wagenheim, Jeff: Treat the Lady Gently . . .But Lead |
| A Warning to Mothers from the Female Moral Reform Society, 1839 |
| Washington, Booker T.: Blacks Should Not Agitate for Political Equality (found on Reserve in the library in the book African Americans: Opposing Viewpoints 1997 edition) |
| Wells, Ida B.: Nobody Believes the Old Thread Bare Lie |
| Welter, Barbara: The Cult of True Womanhood, 1820-1860 (linked to J-Stor) |
| A White Man's Rationale for Killing Indians on the Overland Trail, 1849 |
| Working Conditions in Early Factories, 1845 |
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