The Status Of Women In James Baldwin's Black Power Movement

In fact, the difference is clear between the status of women in the past and after the liberation from slavery. In the past, black women have used hideously as domestic servants, workers, slaves, sexual exploitation, etc. But all things have changed after liberation from the slavery system. Many talents have emerged as civic activists, writers, artists, and representatives of women. In addition, freedom from slavery opened wide spaces for all Negroes in various fields, including university professors, school teachers, religious leaders, and political leaders working to abolish unfair laws, including the death penalty against blacks.
In fact, there were two main things that inappropriate affected Black women‘s existence. The first was slavery and second was the word ‗woman‘ which kept them out of the mainstream of both African American and American life and, resultantly, they suffered lot of misery and trouble. But
In fact, it is not impossible to deny his great role in the fight against racism as well as the main voice of African Americans in times of Black Power Movement. Baldwin re-established the personal essay to its place as a form of creative literature. The civil rights movement has supported various sections of the country, such as writers, black artists, communist organizations and socialist groups such as the Black Panthers, the League of Revolutionary Black Workers, and black workers. At the beginning of 1970, African-American literature became famous and received wide acclaim as well as recognition at the national and international levels. In addition, African-American literature has become an indivisible part of American literature. In the same context, African-American books were included in best-seller lists, including Toni Morrison, the first black woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature in