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Networker 2003 Fall Issue, Commission For Women
Footnoes (2003), Department Of History
Networker 2003 Spring Issue, Commission For Women
Utk Library Record 2002-03, University Of Tennessee Libraries
Utk Library Record 2002-03, University Of Tennessee Libraries
UTK Libraries Annual Report
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Comparing The African American And The Oromo Movements In The Global Context, Asafa Jalata
Comparing The African American And The Oromo Movements In The Global Context, Asafa Jalata
Sociology Publications and Other Works
The African American and Oromo movements have been anti-colonial struggles, and they have aimed to dismantle racial/ethnonational hierarchies legitimated by the ideology of racism in the hegemonic state of the United States and the peripheral and imperial state of Ethiopia.
The Library Development Review 2002-03, University Of Tennessee Libraries
The Library Development Review 2002-03, University Of Tennessee Libraries
Library Development Review
No abstract provided.
Many-Splendored: African Art From Regional Collections (Exhibition Catalogue), Sam Yates
Many-Splendored: African Art From Regional Collections (Exhibition Catalogue), Sam Yates
Ewing Gallery of Art & Architecture
Catalogue published for the exhibition Many-Splendored: African Art from Regional Collections at the Ewing Gallery of Art + Architecture February 9 - March 4, 2003.
Many-Splendored featured work from regional collectors: John T. and Peggy Acorn, Dianne Blane, Brent Cantrell, Bert and Editha Carpenter, Tony Day, Harold and Beverly Duckett, Edye Ellis, Bill and Marty Goolsby, Dr. Rosalind J. Hackett, James Miller, Drs. Dwight and Dolly Mullen, and Clark and Judy Stewart.