Meeting (2003): AHA Session 12: The Bridge That Was Their Backs: African American Women Traversing the Sacred and the Secular, 1880·1930



			Friday, January 3, 9:30–11:30 a.m. American Historical Association Annual Meeting Sessions 12. The Bridge That Was Their Backs: African American Women Traversing the Sacred and the Secular, 1880–1930 Hilton, Continental Room B Chair: Clarence Taylor, Florida International University Papers: Reconsidering the Sacred-Secular Divide: Debating the "Woman Question" in the African American Church, 1880–1900 Martha S. Jones, University of Michigan Church and Migration in African American Women's Republican Culture, 1890s–1920s Lisa G. Materson, University of California at Davis "The Negro Church": Gender and the Making of a Paradigm Barbara Dianne Savage, University of Pennsylvania Comment: Judith Weisenfeld, Vassar College
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12. The Bridge That Was Their Backs: African American Women Traversing the Sacred and the Secular, 1880–1930