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Brian Kelly, Queen's University, for researching black workers and black elites in the Jim Crow south from 1877 to 1929.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES •• Examine and analyze a variety of primary sources; including oral histories, government documents, newspaper articles, (...)

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ERGs can help expand the opportunities to establish these important connections. DUL Black Staff Alliance (contact Jameca Dupree for (...)

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For the 2000s, the racial categories are white, black, American Indian, Asian, native Hawaiian, Pacific islander and two or (...)

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Lead students in a small discussion of how self-fashioning techniques within Islam were adopted and adapted by black Muslims in the (...)

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For more information about in-depth user studies, please contact Joyce Chapman .

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Duke University Library’s partnership with the more than century old Durham Colored Library (DCL) is grounded in a commitment to (...)

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