To advance the race: Black women's higher education from the antebellum era to the 1960s

Education for "Race uplift": History of Black education in the North prior to the Civil War

Abolitionist challenges

College-bred Black women at predominately White institutions in the Post-Civil War era

Major public universities and Black women in the Heartland

Black women and historically Black colleges

The emergence of the deans of women at HBCUs: Lucy Diggs Slow, the first Black woman dean

Deans of women at HBCUs after Slowe: Tuskegee Institute and Bennett College

The beginning of the Black female professoriate

Education and marginality: the conclusion.