Beal, Frances, 1940-

found: NUCMC data from National Archives for Black Women's History for Her Papers, 1967-1973(Beal, Frances (b. 1940); African American feminist, of NYC)

found: Black women and liberation movements, 1981:( SNCC and the Civil Rights Movement : Developing Ideologies / by Fran Beal) page 146 (Fran Beal was formerly coordinator of SNCC's Black Women's Liberation Committee. She taught Black Studies for four years at City College of New York. Her expertise is Black Women. Beal has worked for ten years with the National Council of Negro Women. She was editor of the newsletter Triple Jeopardy for the Third World Women's Alliance ... Most recently, she served as the national coordinator of the Anti-Weber Mobilization Committee)

found: Wikipedia, viewed January 26, 2023(Frances M. Beal; also known as Fran Beal; born January 13, 1940 in Binghampton, New York; she is a Black feminist and a peace and justice political activist. Her focus has predominantly been regarding women's rights, racial justice, anti-war and peace work, as well as international solidarity. Beal was a founding member of the SNCC Black Women's Liberation Committee, which later evolved into the Third World Women's Alliance. She is most widely known for her publication, “Double Jeopardy: To Be Black and Female", which theorizes the intersection of oppression between race, class, and gender. Beal currently lives in Oakland, California) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frances_M._Beal

found: VIAF, viewed January 31, 2023(preferred forms: Beal, Frances M. (1940- ); Frances M. Beal Black feminist and a peace and justice political activist; Beal, Frances, 1940- ; Frances M. Beal) - http://viaf.org/viaf/75600974