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JORDAN Amy, 1999, Extending the Organizing Tradition : Welfare Rights and thePolitics of Respectability, thèse de doctorat, University of Michigan.
MATTHEWS Tracye Ann, 1998, « No One Ever Asks What a Man's Place in the Revolution Is » : Gender and Sexual Politics in the Black Panther Party, 1966-71, thèse de doctorat, University of Michigan.
MITCHELL Michele, 1998, Adjusting the Race : Gender, Sexuality, and theQuestion of African American Destiny, 1877-1930, thèse de doctorat, Northwestern University.
MORGAN Jennifer Lyle, 1995, Laboring Women : Enslaved Women,Reproduction, and Slavery in Barbados and South Carolina, 1650-1750, thèse de doctorat, Duke University.
NADASEN Premilla, 1999, The Welfare Rights Movement in the United States, 1960-1975, thèse de doctorat, Columbia University.
ROLANDS Elaine M., A Land Where you Can Be Free : Gender, BlackNationalism, and the All-Black Towns of Oklahoma, thèse de doctorat en cours, University of Michigan.
SUMMERS Martin Anthony, 1997, Nationalism, Race Consciousness, and the Constructions of Black Middle Class Masculinity During the New Negro Era, 1915-1930, thèse de doctorat, Rutgers University.
WOLCOTT Victoria V., 1995, Remaking Respectability : African-AmericanWomen and the Politics of Identity in lnterwar Detroit, thèse de doctorat, University of Michigan.