- world. In the
history of the
United States, the
terms "freedmen" and "
freedwomen"
refer chiefly to
former African slaves eman****ted
during and
after the...
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prostitution by
their master.
Freedwomen had some
opportunities to gain
public status, as in a
similar way to male freedmen,
freedwomen were
permitted to gain...
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especially among the poor. Freedmen's
Bureau agents initially complained that
freedwomen were
refusing to
contract their labor. One of the
first actions black...
-
Punic War, the
right to wear it was
extended to
plebeian matrons, and to
freedwomen who had
acquired the
status of
matron through marriage to a citizen. Stolae...
- 2012. Affranchise. Finley, M.I.; Treggiari,
Susan M. (1996). "Freedmen,
Freedwomen". In Hornblower, Simon; Spawforth,
Antony (eds.).
Oxford classical Dictionary...
- her,
becoming both her
patron and her husband.
Roman women,
including freedwomen,
could own
property and
initiate divorce,
which required the intention...
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efforts shifted the
targets of ****ual ****ault from
Confederate women to
freedwomen because his men "rarely
suffered consequences for
their ****ual ****aults...
- had wet
nurses (Latin nutrices,
singular nutrix)
among their slaves and
freedwomen, but some
Roman women were wet
nurses by profession, and the
Digest of...
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senators marrying women with
certain debilities of status,
including freedwomen;
women whose professions made them infamis, such as
stage performers;...
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worked for the Freedmen's
Bureau to
provide medical care for
freedmen and
freedwomen.
Crumpler was
subject to "intense racism" and ****ism
while practicing...
