Disciplining Women: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Black Counterpublics, and the Cultural Politics of Black Sororities
Disciplining Women explores Alpha Kappa Alpha, Black counterpublics, and the cultural politics of Black sororities. Deborah Elizabeth Whaley considers the intersections of race, gender, identity, community, and power, offering a focused study for readers interested in African American studies, sociology, history, and gender studies.
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Disciplining Women examines Alpha Kappa Alpha and the cultural politics of Black sororities.
Deborah Elizabeth Whaley focuses on Black counterpublics and the ways they relate to community, identity, and public life.
The book considers how women’s organizations can be understood through questions of culture, power, gender, and race.
It offers a focused academic perspective on the social and political significance of Black sororities.
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