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Book Review: Cultural Haunting: Ghosts And Ethnicity In Recent American Literature By Karen Brogan, Tim Engles
Book Review: Cultural Haunting: Ghosts And Ethnicity In Recent American Literature By Karen Brogan, Tim Engles
Tim Engles
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The Perils Of Disembodied Readership, Tim Engles
Book Review: Debt And Dispossession: Farm Loss In America's Heartland By Kathryn Marie Dudley, Debra A. Reid
Book Review: Debt And Dispossession: Farm Loss In America's Heartland By Kathryn Marie Dudley, Debra A. Reid
Debra A. Reid
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‘No More Pressing Task Than Organization In Southeast Asia’: The Afl-Cio Approaches The Vietnam War, 1947-1964, Edmund F. Wehrle
‘No More Pressing Task Than Organization In Southeast Asia’: The Afl-Cio Approaches The Vietnam War, 1947-1964, Edmund F. Wehrle
Edmund F. Wehrle
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Once Upon A Time In Aframerica: The "Peculiar" Significance Of Fairies In The Brownies' Book, Fern Kory
Once Upon A Time In Aframerica: The "Peculiar" Significance Of Fairies In The Brownies' Book, Fern Kory
Fern Kory
The Brownies'Book (January 1920-December 1921) was a groundbreaking but short-lived monthly children's magazine created in part to provide African American children like Annabelle with "colored" fairies. It was the brainchild of W. E. B. DuBois, the only African American founding member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and since 1910 the managing editor of the NAACP's official organ, Crisis: A Record of the Darker Races. The Brownies' Book grew out of the popular annual "Children's Number" of Crisis, published each October starting in 1912. In this special issue, dozens of photographs of African American children submitted …