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摘要
摘要本研究认为,Mary Ann Shadd Cary在编辑她创办的报纸《省级自由人报》时,对黑人女权主义民族主义进行了理论化和实践,并在她的职业生涯中撰写了各种文章。几十年来,她的编辑和写作结合在一起,使她形成了一种黑人女权主义民族主义,在报纸出版期间和出版后,这种民族主义融入了她的写作、演讲和激进主义。对省弗里曼和沙德·卡里本人如何促进黑人劳工和妇女权利的公共话语的研究揭示了沙德·卡里是如何实践和理论化黑人女权主义民族主义的。Shadd Cary的抵抗策略——编辑和写作——之间的结合说明了早期大西洋世界的黑人编辑如何为编辑创造机会,让他们不仅传播知识,而且创造知识。它肯定了编辑是一种固有的政治实践,允许活动家将自己塑造成编辑和知识分子。
“Leave that slavery-cursed republic”: Mary Ann Shadd Cary and Black feminist nationalism, 1852–1874
ABSTRACT This study argues that Mary Ann Shadd Cary theorized and practiced Black feminist nationalism as she edited the newspaper that she founded, the Provincial Freeman, and wrote a variety of pieces throughout her career. The decades-long union between her editorship and writing allowed her to craft a Black feminist nationalism that infused her writings, speeches, and activism during and after the newspaper’s publication. An examination of how the Provincial Freeman and Shadd Cary herself fostered public discourse on Black people’s labor and women’s rights reveals how Shadd Cary practiced and theorized Black feminist nationalism. The union between Shadd Cary’s resistance strategies – editing and writing – illustrates how Black editorship in the early Atlantic world created opportunities for editors to not simply disseminate, but produce knowledge. It affirms that editing was an inherently political practice that allowed activists to fashion themselves as both editors and intellectuals.