The Rape Myth in the Old South Reconsidered

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• Subversión o hegemonía cultural? Clemencia para esclavos condenados a muerte en Virginia, 1800-1860

  Open Access•Gerardo Gurza Lavalle•Secuencia•2011

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• "Her Claim for Pension Is Lawful and Just"

  Brandi C Brimmer•The Journal of the Civil War Era•2011

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• Violent Crime

  Open Access•James F Short, Harold M Rose et al.•Violent Crime•2003

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• Circulating the Black Rapist

  Brian Baaki•The New England Quarterly•2017

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• Governor James Monroe and the Southampton Slave Resistance of 1799

  Open Access•Arthur Scherr•Historian•1999

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• Eugene D. Genovese

  Manisha Sinha•Radical History Review•2004

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• The Internet as a Tool for Black Feminist Activism

  Open Access•Laura Rapp, Deeanna M Button et al.•Feminist Criminology•2010

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• Law, Society, Identity, and the Making of the Jim Crow South

  Open Access•Kenneth W Mack•Law & Social Inquiry•1999

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• Law, Society, Identity, and the Making of the Jim Crow South

  Open Access•Kenneth W Mack•Law & Social Inquiry•1999

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• Crossing the race divide

  Timothy James Lockley•Slavery and Abolition•1997

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• Death to the Masters!’

  Benjamin Garstad•Slavery and Abolition•2010

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• The Political Economy of Punishment

  Open Access•Marcelo Rosanova Ferraro•International Review of Social…•2023

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• Poisonous Women

  Krista O'Donnell•Journal of women's history•1999

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• The Gendered Political Consequences of Racialized Sexual Threats

  Open Access•Rachel Smilan-Goldstein•Political Research Quarterly•2024

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• A Grammar of Modern Silence

  Cyraina Johnson-Roullier•Angelaki•2022

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• Patriarchy, Politics, and Power

  Thomas J Davis•The Journal of African American…•2006

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