Stella Dadzie
Stella Dadzie is a British feminist writer, historian, and educationalist, known for her contributions to the study of women's history and her activism in the women's liberation movement. She is also recognized for her work in anti-racist education. She co-authored 'The Heart of the Race: Black Women's Lives in Britain,' which won the Martin Luther King Memorial Prize for its insightful look into the lives of Black women in the UK. Her work has had a significant impact on understanding gender and race issues in Britain.
Books
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1. A Kick In The Belly
The book explores the often-overlooked role of women in the resistance and rebellion against the transatlantic slave trade. It highlights the resilience and agency of enslaved African women in the face of brutal oppression, documenting their various forms of resistance, from everyday acts of defiance to outright revolts. Drawing on a wealth of historical sources, the narrative reveals how these women were not just passive victims but active participants in the fight for freedom, shaping the course of history with their courage and determination. The book also examines the impact of gender and power on the experiences of these women, offering a nuanced perspective on a dark chapter in history.
The 11051st Greatest Book of All Time
