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The R E A D E R ’S COMPANION to U.S. W OM EN ’S H ISTO R Y Copyright © 1998 by Houghton Mifflin Company All rights reserved. For information about permission to reproduce selections from this book, write to Permissions, Houghton Mifflin Company, 215 Park Avenue South, New York, New York 10003. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data The reader's companion to U.S. women’s history, p. cm. Edited by Wilma Mankiller and others. Includes index. ISBN 0-395-67173-6 1. Women—United States—History—Sources. 2.Women —United States—Social conditions. 3. Feminism —United States—History. I. Mankiller, Wilma Pearl, 1945- . H21410.R43 1998 3°5.4'°973—den 97-39923 CIP Printed in the United States of America qum 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Title page illustration: Cherokee Young Ladies’ Seminary, Denver Public Library, Western History Collection CONTENTS Contributors vii Editors’ Note xvii ENTRIES 1-657 Index of Contributors 661 General Index 665 Illustration Credits 696 ADVISORY BOARD Edna Acosta-Belen Barbara Haber Evelynn M. Hammonds Darlene Clark Hine Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy Clara Sue Kidwell Valerie Matsumoto The Honorable Patsy T. Mink Robin Morgan Mary Beth Norton Vicki Ruiz CONTRIBUTORS Stephanie Aaronson Bettina Aptheker Washington, D.C. University of California, Santa Cruz Mimi Abramovitz Jeannette C. Armstrong City University of New York Eriowkin Centre Bella Abzug Betsy Aron Women’s Environment and Cambridge, Massachusetts Development Organization Marilou Awiakta Martha Ackelsberg Memphis, Tennessee Smith College Judith A. Baer Ally Acker Texas A&M University Reel Women Trust Foundation Barbara Bair Edna Acosta-Belen Santa Cruz, California State University of New York at Albany Lois W. Banner University of Southern California Margot Adler New York, New York Kathleen Barry Pennsylvania State University Sara Alpern Texas A & M University Bess Beatty Oregon State University Nawal H. Ammar Kent State University Evelyn Torton Beck University of Maryland at College Park Teresa L. Amott Bucknell University Martha N. Beck Phoenix, Arizona Margo A. Anderson University ofWisconsin at Milwaukee Susan E. Bell Bowdoin College Joyce Antler Brandeis University Janet Benshoof Center for Reproductive Law and Policy Linda Apodaca California State University, Claudia Bepko Stanislaus Brunswick, Maine viu CONTRIBUTORS Jane Bernard-Powers Julie Burton Scot Francisco State University Voters for Choice Alma R. Berson Susan K. Cahn Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts State University of New York at Buffalo Caroline Bird Emily Card Palmetto, Florida Santa Monica, California Joan E. Biren Mina Carson Takoma Park, Maryland Oregon State University Karen J. Blair Antonia I. Castaneda Central Washington University Scot Antonio, Texas Kathleen M. Blee Lucie Cheng University of Kentucky University of California, Los Angeles Linda M. Blum Brenda Child University of Michigan University of Minnesota Janet K. Boles Sally Cline Marquette University University of Cambridge Patricia Bonica Catherine Clinton The Union Institute Harvard University Eileen Boris Johnnetta B. Cole Howard University Spelman College Nan Alamilla Boyd Sophia Collier University of Colorado at Boulder Citizens’ Trust Ellen Bravo Bettye Collier-Thomas Nine to Five Temple University Wini Breines Blanche Wiesen Cook Northeastern University East Hampton, New York Janet Farrell Brodie Katsi Cook Claremont Graduate School Cornell University Rita Mae Brown Clare Coss Charlottesville, Virginia East Hampton, New York Jean Gould Bryant Anne N. Costain Florida State University University of Colorado at Boulder Charlotte Bunch Vicki Crawford Center for Womens Global Leadership University of North Carolina at Charlotte CONTRIBUTORS IX Elizabeth C. Cromley Zillah Eisenstein State University of New York at Buffalo Ithaca College Helen Damon-Moore Cynthia Enloe Cornell College Clark University Patricia D’Antonio Sara M. Evans University of Pennsylvania School University of Minnesota of Nursing Candace Falk Nora Marks Dauenhauer University of California, Berkeley Sealaska Heritage Foundation Elizabeth Feder Angela Y. Davis Colorado College San Francisco, California Peggy A. Feerick Martha F. Davis Takoma Park, Maryland National Organization for Women Legal Defense and Education Fund Roslyn L. Feldberg Massachusetts Nurses’ Association Martha L. Deed State University of New York at Buffalo Martha Albertson Fineman Columbia University School of Law Anselnra Dell’Olio Rome, Italy Maureen Fitzgerald University of Arizona Ileen A. DeVault Cornell University School of Industrial Yvette G. Flores-Ortiz and Labor Relations University of California, Davis Janice L. Dewey Dana Frank University of Arizona University of California, Santa Cruz Jane Dolkart Marge Frantz Southern Methodist University University of California, Santa Cruz Law School Carla Freccero Carol Downer University of California, Santa Cruz Los Angeles, California Virginia G. Drachman Estelle B. Freedman Tufts University Stanford University Ellen Carol DuBois Jo Freeman University of California, Los Angeles Brooklyn, New York Roxanne Dunbar Marilyn French San Francisco, California New York, New York Andrea Dworkin Adriane Fugh-Berman Brooklyn, New York Washington, D.C. X CONTRIBUTORS Theresa Funiciello Barbara Haber Woodstock, New York The Schlesinger Library Nancy F. Gabin Elizabeth Amelia Hadley Freydberg Purdue University Simmons College Alma M. Garcia Kay Leigh Hagan Santa Clara University Santa Fe, New Mexico Linda J. Gesling Shirlee Taylor Haizlip Evanston, Illinois Los Angeles, California Marcia Gillespie Shelley P. Haley Ms. Magazine Hamilton College Jean A. Hamilton Leslie Friedman Goldstein University of Delaware Duke University Evelynn M. Hammonds Linda Gordon Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology University ofWisconsin, Madison Susan Harding Lynn D. Gordon University of California, Santa Cruz University of Rochester JeanV. Hardisty Janice Gould Political Research Associates, University of Colorado, Greeley Cambridge, Massachsetts Sara K. Gould Joy Harjo Ms. Foundation for Women Albuquerque, New Mexico Jaime M. Grant Maxine Harris The Union Institute Community Connections, Washington, D.C. Carol Green-Devens Cynthia Harrison Central Michigan University George Washington University Rita M. Gross Daphne Duval Harrison University ofWisconsin—Eau Claire Columbia, Maryland Camille Guerin-Gonzales Holly Hartman University of California, Los Angeles Boston, Massachusetts Beverly Guy-Sheftall Heidi Hartmann Spelman College Washington, D.C. Pamela Haag Leah Haus Yale University New York University Lisbeth Haas Lois Rita Helmbold University of California, Santa Cruz San Jose State University CONTRIBUTORS XI Karen Henry Naomi Jaffe Middle East Education Project Troy, New York Susannah Heschel Gladys M. Jimenez-Munoz Case Western Reserve University State University of New York at Oneonta Nancy A. Hewitt Susan Lee Johnson Duke University University of Colorado at Boulder Lisa Beth Hill Adrienne Lash Jones The American University Oberlin College Darlene Clark Hine Ann Jones Michigan State University New York, New York Martha Hodes Teresa Jordan New York University Deeth, Nevada Beatrix Hoffman Suad Joseph Rutgers University University of California, Davis Judith Hole Lani Ka’ahumanu CBS News San Francisco, California Helen Bequaert Holmes Peggy Kahn Center for Genetics, Ethics, and Women, University of Michigan—Flint Amherst, Masssachusetts Wendy Kaminer Akasha (Gloria) Hull Radcliffe Public Policy Institute University of California, Santa Cruz Temma Kaplan Tera W. Hunter State University of New York at Stony Brook University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Debra Renee Kaufman Aida Hurtado Northeastern University University of California, Santa Cruz Mim Kelber H. Patricia Hynes Womens Environment and Boston University School of Public Health Development Organization Patricia Ireland Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy National Organization for Women State University of New York at Buffalo Janice M. Irvine University of Massachusetts at Amherst Madhulika S. Khandelwal Queens College Ruth Harriet Jacobs Wellesley College Center for Research Nazli Kibria on Women Boston University Sylvia M. Jacobs Clara Sue Kidwell North Carolina Central University National Museum of the American Indian

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