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Lifting Her Voice: The Intersections of Black Female Radicalism

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As the title suggests, our room explores the intersections of black female radicalism. With artifacts from the Schlesinger Library that range from letters to musicals, this virtual museum is an educational experience that highlights the work of radical black women. From Pat Parker to Pauli Murray and Audre Lorde, these women's experiences span multiple disciplines and decades of the black female experience. 

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  1. Black Radicalism George Shaohua Qiao

Contents of this path:

  1. Letter: Evelynn Hammonds to Pat Parker, January 30th, 1984
  2. The Pat Parker Paper, Beverly Smith's Radicalism through Healthcare
  3. Interview: Joseph Beam of Pat Parker
  4. An Introduction by Audre Lorde
  5. Letter: Pauli Murray to Eleanor Roosevelt, July 22, 1944
  6. Meeting Notes from The Sisterhood
  7. June Jordan on Immigration and Black Identity
  8. Bang Bang Über Alles, an anti-KKK musical
  9. Florynce Kennedy: The Feminist Party
  10. The Flo Kennedy Show with Rabbi Yahvah
  11. Hate Mail to Flo Kennedy
  12. Article: Shirley Graham DuBois Visits San Francisco
  13. Pauli Murray Diary Entry: April 4, 1968

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