Anna Julia Cooper

The achievements of Anna Julia Cooper are extraordinary given her life circumstances. Driven by a desire Cooper called "a thumping within," she became a prominent educator, earned her Ph.D., and influenced the thought of W.E.B. DuBois and others. Cooper fought for her educational philosophy, but despite her contributions, her apparent elitism has shaped contemporary assessments of her work. I argue that her views must be considered in social and historical context

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• In Service for the Common Good

  Karen A Johnson•African American Review•2009

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• Black Feminist Studies

  Beverly Guy‐sheftall, Beverly Guy-Sheftall•African American Review•2009

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• Writing the Self into Being

  Vivian M May•African American Review•2009

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• When And Where I Enter

  Corliss Outley•Leisure Sciences•2026

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• Toward a Critical Environmental Justice Studies

  Open Access•D N Pellow•Du Bois Review Social Science…•2016

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• Anna Julia Cooper's Black Feminist Love‐Politics

  Open Access•Vivian M May•Hypatia•2016

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• Sex Trafficking of Women. Civil Society Activism Against Sexual Slavery Between the 19th and the Early 20th Century

  Open Access•Guiomar Merodio, E Duque•Social and Education History•2021

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• We Come Not Here to Talk'-Revisiting the Work of Anna Julia Cooper

  Open Access•Kelly M Phillips, Kimberly Martinez Phillips•Symbolic Interaction•2023

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• Sojourner Truth

  Nell Irvin Painter•Sojourner Truth•1996

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• Playing in the dark

  Toni Morrison•Playing in the dark•1992

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• Reconstructing Womanhood

  Hazel V Carby•Reconstructing Womanhood•2025

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• White Women's Rights

  Susan E Marshall, Louise Michele Newman•The American Historical Review•2000

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• White Women ‘s Rights

  Louise Michele Newman•White women's rights•1999

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• An Educational Controversy

  Frances Richardson Keller•NWSA Journal•1999

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• The Voice of Anna Julia Cooper

  Kathryn Lee Seidel, Charles Lemert et al.•The Journal of Southern History•1999

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• Civilization and Black Progress

  Thelma Foote, J R Oldfield•The Journal of Southern History•1997

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• The Voice of Anna Julia Cooper

  Cally L Waite, Charles Lemert et al.•History of Education Quarterly•1999

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• Reconstructing Womanhood

  Angelo Costanzo, Alessandra Di Costanzo et al.•American Literature•1988

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• The Coupling Convention

  Augusta Rohrbach, Ann Ducille•American Literature•1994

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• Anna J. Cooper-A Voice from the South

  Paul P Cooke, Louise D Hutchinson•The Journal of Negro Education•1982

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• Feminist Theory

  Nassira Hedjerassi, Bell Hooks et al.•Feminist Theory•2014

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• Women, Race and Class

  Malini Bhattachrya, Angela Y Davis•Social Scientist•1984

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• We Must Be about Our Father's Business

  Elizabeth Alexander•Signs: Journal of Women in…•1995

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