To believe in women : what lesbians have done for America--a history /
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| Language: | English |
| Imprint: | Boston : Houghton Mifflin, 1999. |
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Table of Contents:
- I. How American women got enfranchised. The loves and living arrangements of nineteenth-century suffrage leaders
- Bringing the suffrage movement into the twentieth century : Anna Howard Shaw
- Victory : Carrie Chapman Catt
- Two steps forward-- . II. How America got a social conscience. Mother-hearts/lesbian-hearts
- Social housekeeping : the inspiration of Jane Addams
- Social housekeeping becomes a profession : Frances Kellor
- Poisoning the source. III. How American women got educated. "Mental hermaphrodites" : pioneers in women's education
- Making women's higher education even higher : M. Carey Thomas
- The struggle to maintain women's leadership : Mary Emma Woolley
- The triumph of Angelina : education in femininity. IV. How American women got into the professions. "When more women enter professions" : lesbian pioneering in the learned professions
- Marking places for women in medicine : Emily Blackwell
- Carrying on : Martha May Eliot, M.D.
- The rush to bake the pies and have the babies.