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In 2007, Lucille Mathurin Mair’s seminal work, The Rebel Woman in The British West Indies During Slavery, was published. Through an assessment of her recent biography by Verene Shepherd, determine the extent to which Mair herself could be considered a “Rebel Woman”.

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The extent to which Lucille regarded herself as a rebel woman was due to the accomplishments that she had despite the fact that she was a woman and lived in a time where woman had only limited rights.

Who was Lucille Mathurin?

This woman was an author and also a gender specialist that was from the country of Jamaica.

She was the first secretary general of the United Nations who was female. This is a feat that she accomplished at the time.

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