Carol Chehade maintains that “black women were feminists before the term was coined. They were doing men’s work in the field while raising two families-theirs and their masters. This not to be the ideal definition of feminism, but black women were doing more work than white men and white women combined and they were doing it while being black. Discuss.


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Carol Chehade maintains that “black women were feminists before the term was coined. They were doing men’s work in the field while raising two families-theirs and their masters. This not to be the ideal definition of feminism, but black women were doing more work than white men and white women combined and they were doing it while being black. Discuss.


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Carol Chehade maintains that “black women were feminists before the term was coined. They were doing men’s work in the field while raising two families-theirs and their masters. This not to be the ideal definition of feminism, but black women were doing more work than white men and white women combined and they were doing it while being black. Discuss.