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Hardison terms Jane Crowe discourse away of speaking about black female subjectivity under a

specific set of social conditions mass migration changing gender relations class anxiety and racial

strife Murray proclaimed that the Negro woman was in the state of revote against a dual framework of

male supremacy and white supremacy in which the Negro woman finds herself at the bottom of the

socio-economic scale the revolt was being felt most keenly among Negro college trained and

professional women such a woman who in many cases had outpaste her male counterparts in educational

achievement could not find a mate with whom she can share all the richness of her life in addition

to this functional aspects Murray averts that these women's advanced educational skills and

increased earning power were a social handicap if the woman wanted marriage men with shy away from

such relationships because it's too great a threat to their security and since black women could

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