Dorothy Pitman Hughes 
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2/28/2021
With Her Fist Raised: Dorothy Pitman Hughes and the Transformative Power of Community Activism
by Laura L. Lovett
Recovering the legacy of New York activist and organizer Dorothy Pitman Hughes means writing "a history of the women’s movement with children, race, and welfare rights at its core, a history of women’s politics grounded in community organizing and African American economic development."
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