Interconnections (Web PDF) von Carol Faulkner

Explores gender and race as principal bases of identity and locations of power and oppression in American history.

Introduction
Historicizing Intersectionality as a Critical Lens: Returning to the Work of Anna Julia Cooper
"Laissez les bons temps rouler!" and Other Concealments: Households, Taverns, and Irregular Intimacies in Antebellum New Orleans
"There Are Two Great Oceans": The Slavery Metaphor in the Antebellum Women's Rights Discourse as Redescription of Race and Gender
"Grandpa Brown Didn't Have No Land": Race, Gender, and an Intruder of Color in Indian Territory
Countable Bodies, Uncountable Crimes: Sexual Assault and the Antilynching Movement
Persecuting Black Men and Gendering Jury Service: The Interplay between Race and Gender in the NAACP Jury Service Cases of the 1930s
A "Corrupting Influence": Idleness and Sexuality during the Great Depression
What Women Want: The Paradoxes of Postmodernity as Seen through Promise Keeper and Million Man March Women
Epilogue: Gender and Race as Cultural Barriers to Black Women in Politics
Selected Bibliography
List of Contributors
Index