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myths of the balck family

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August 14, 2014

 

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Single women worked in the domestic trade also as assistant homemakers. If the husband owned a shop or were fortunate enough to be married to a prominent businessman, land or store owner, your life may consisted of supervising slaves or servants, managing the plantation or farm, as well as managing a family...
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Women were not excluded from work in colonial America; it was found that some owned shops, saloons, and they were innkeepers, teachers, nurses, and even doctors. Times were hard and everyone worked if they wanted to survive. African American Women were slaves and did most of the domestic work for the more affluent white families as well as the hard physical labor in the fields...
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