Recovering Frances Virginia and the Frances Virginia Tea Room: Transition Era Activism at the Intersections of Womanism, Feminism, and Home Economics, 1920-1962
作者： Mildred H. Coleman
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关键词: Family and consumer science 、 Sociology 、 Transition (fiction) 、 Feminism 、 Women's studies 、 Women in business 、 Atlanta 、 Gender studies 、 Womanism
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