Laboring Women: Reproduction and Gender in New World Slavery (Early American Studies)
Jennifer L. Morgan examines reproduction and gender in New World slavery, centering the historical significance of laboring women. Part of early American studies, this focused work considers how labor and reproductive experiences shape the study of slavery, gender, and the early Americas.
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Laboring Women examines the relationship between reproduction, gender, and slavery in the New World.
Situated within early American studies, the book focuses on the historical significance of women’s labor and reproductive experiences under slavery.
Jennifer L. Morgan’s study offers a focused contribution to scholarship on gender, labor, and the history of slavery.
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