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"Traces of flow are amazing, I would like to recommend it to those interested in 19th century research, African American studies, women's research or essays and rhetoric. Royster for these work Is not included in the current work.The main materials she gathered, particularly those related to the writers of African-American women of the 19th century - are scholars interested in literacy and social change 19 We strongly remind you that we are beginning to explore the century. "Archives" - Lucille · M · Schulz, Cincinnati University

"Among this fascinating new work, Royce explains how eloquent, highly educated black women use prose as resistance to white repression Journal publisher will be allies of these brave women According to Maria W. Wtewart, Ida B. Wells, other social political importer Royster, literacy skills and knowledge are essential to the success of the community and are recording African Americans who have studied before the war History, despite legal sanctions, slaves were taught to be able to read the recent rise of black universities in history, introduced some of the major educators of black women, and public black clubs official Discourse Movement Discussion Movement. "Library" - Library magazine, June 1, 2000

"Trace" is also an important intellectual contribution to the literacy survey, it is also a passionate love work, "trace" challenging the practice of white privilege, African American I deny the intellectual authority of a man female writer.This book makes an important contribution to literacy, female research, and African-American women as a socio-cultural study of writer's growth history. "Marlia E. Banning, Legacy, vol. 18, No. February 2001

"... Not only history and rhetorical analysis of ethnographic journalism but it is a survival declaration for self-writing public themes of African-American women and modern feminists, feminists, African Americans and ethnic rhetoricists Positive template. I am hoping that their work will be taken seriously according to their own circumstances.

"Clearly, we propose various objectives, provide information and movement at any time, enter the unknown waters, celebrate the passionate journey of our ancestors, this is an exceptional achievement" - Angela G. Ray, Discussion and Advocacy, Spring 2003