Catholic sister nurses in Selma, Alabama, 1940-1972.
Catholic sister nurses in Selma, Alabama, 1940-1972.
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阿拉巴马州塞尔玛的天主教修女护士，1940 年至 1972 年。
DOI：
10.1097/01.ans.0000346290.44977.1c
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2009
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Wall,BarbraMann
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本研究分析了宗教护士姐妹的活动，因为他们面临的种族主义在美国南部从1940年至1972年。塞尔玛被选为案例研究，因为在20世纪60年代，这个南部城镇的事件标志着美国民权运动的转折点。这是一个关于性别、种族、宗教和护理工作的故事。姐妹篇们的工作表明，如果不了解一些天主教宗教妇女在深入南部地区接触非裔美国人时所扮演的角色，护理史上对种族的分析是不完整的。
This study analyzes the activities of religious sister nurses as they confronted racism in the American South from 1940 to 1972. Selma was chosen as a case study because, in the 1960s, events in that southern town marked a turning point in the civil rights movement in the United States. This is a story about the workings of gender, race, religion, and nursing. The sisters' work demonstrates how an analysis of race in nursing history is incomplete without an understanding of the roles that a number of Catholic religious women took in reaching out to African Americans in the Deep South.