Bibliography

Bibliography on Texas Women's History

Note: The following is meant to serve as a guide, not a comprehensive list. Many thanks to Rebecca Sharpless, Ph.D., Texas Christian University Department of History.

Gamma Pi Beta chapter
Members of the Gamma Pi Beta chapter of the Texas Association of Women's Clubs, early 1940s. The Woman's Collection, Texas Woman's University.

African American Women

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American Indian Women

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Arts, Education, Fashion, Literature, Organizations, Religion, Sports, War

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Bibliographies, Historiographies, Archival Collections

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Collective Biographies, Essay Collections, Overviews

Women on swing
Two Texas women enjoy leisure time at home. The Woman's Collection, Texas Woman's University.

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European American Women

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Frontier

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Gender Identity, Images, Relationships

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Labor, Work

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Politics, Reform, Law, Women's Rights

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Ranch, Rural

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Tejanas

Rafaela Esquivel
Rafaela Muniz Esquivel served as a nurse during World War II in the U.S. and Europe. Courtesy of the U.S. Latino & Latina WWII Oral History Project, University of Texas at Austin.

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Urban

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