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African Women Immigrants in the United States: Crossing Transnational Borders

John A. Arthur

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Introduction and Organization Centering Gender in Intra and Inter-Regional Migration in Africa Passage to America Gender and Forced Migration Gender and the Formation of Transnational Black Immigrant Identities Gender, Migration and Work African Immigrants and Black American Women Second Generation West African Immigrant Girls Fertility Decision-Making Conclusion and Policy Issues References

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Key concepts: Immigration, Gender studies, Political science, Black women, Demographic economics, Geography, Sociology, Economics