RVH Bibliography - Racism, Violence and Health Project ...

Taylor, Janette Y. (1999). Colonizing images and diagnostic labels:
Oppressive mechanisms for African American women's health.
Advances in Nursing Science, 21(3), 32-45.
Taylor, Janette Y. (2002). "The straw that broke the camel's back":
African American women's strategies for disengaging from abusive
relationships. Women & Therapy, 25(3-4), 79-94.
Wallace, Michele. (1990). Black macho and the myth of the
superwoman (2nd ed.). London: Verso.
Wane, Njoki N. (2004). Black Canadian feminist thought: Tensions and
possibilities. Canadian Woman Studies, 23(2), 145-153.
Watterson, Nancy Lee. (1996). In the mix: Negotiating emergent
identities of an African-American businesswoman. Dissertation
Abstracts International Section A: Humanities & Social Sciences, 56(8-
A).
West, Carolyn M. (2002). "I find myself at therapy's doorstep":
Summary and suggested readings on violence in the lives of Black
women. Women & Therapy, 25(3-4), 193-201.
Feminism and Womanism
Allen, Brenda J. (2000). "Learning the ropes": A Black feminist
standpoint analysis. In P. M. Buzzanell (Ed.), Rethinking organizational
and managerial communication from feminist perspectives (pp. 177-
208). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
Arches, Joan L. (1997). Connecting to communities: Transforming
leadership from Africentric and feminist perspectives. Journal of
Sociology and Social Welfare, 24(4), 113-124.
Banks-Wallace, JoAnne. (2000). Womanist ways of knowing:
Theoretical considerations for research with African American women
[healing and caring]. Advances in Nursing Science, 22(3), 33-45.
Bell, Derrick. (1995). The sexual diversion: The Black man/Black
woman debate in context. In D. Belton (Ed.), Speak my name: Black
men on masculinity and the American dream (pp. 145-154). Boston:
Beacon Press.
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