Assessing womanist thought: The rhetoric of Susan L. Taylor
Communication QuarterlyPublished 1 September 2000
Janice D. Hamlet
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Abstract
This essay focuses on the rhetoric of Susan L. Taylor, communications director and former editor of Essence, a national magazine targeted to African American women. Taylor is also the author of the magazine's monthly column, “In the Spirit.” Her monthly columns focusing on African American women's empowerment epitomize the tenets of womanist epistemology and methodology and therefore are worthy of scholarly attention.
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