Divided sisters : bridging the gap between Black women and white women / Midge Wilson and Kathy Russell.
Discusses the nature of relationships between African-American and white women, drawing from interviews, anecdotes, cultural literature, and research, to examine the obstacles that hinder interracial friendships, and looking for ways to bridge the gap.
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New York :
Anchor Books,
1996.
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Table of Contents:
- History: the divisions begin
- Childhood: from schoolgirls to homegirls
- Surface divisions: issues of beauty and style
- Sexual tensions
- Making friends: relationships on the campus, in the workplace, and beyond
- Social activism: shared agendas and uneasy alliances
- Relations on the home front
- Pop culture and the media.