Radical Advocate

Ida B. Wells and the Road to Race and Gender Justice

By Mary E. Triece

SERIES: Rhetoric, Culture, and Social Critique

University of Alabama Press

Pinpoints the persuasive strategies that typified Wells’s efforts to shape broader cultural conversations concerning the causes—racial, social, and gender equity

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