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Ashley "Ap" Forshaley Polk, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Ashley "Ap" Forshaley Polk

African American Funeral Programs

Ashley--AP--Forshaley_Polk.pdf - Funeral program for Ashley Polk


Ardrena Elliot Brown, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Ardrena Elliot Brown

African American Funeral Programs

Ardrena_Elliott_Brown.pdf - Funeral program for Ardrena Brown


Reclaiming Public Space: How Black Portlanders Transformed Irving Park, 1960s-1980s, Ana Bane 2023 Portland State University

Reclaiming Public Space: How Black Portlanders Transformed Irving Park, 1960s-1980s, Ana Bane

University Honors Theses

Although we often take their existence for granted, public parks are imperative for the vitality of a functioning democratic society. Parks are more than just sites for recreation–an important arena for community building in its own right; occupying public space is an inherently political act that takes on new dimensions in resistance movements. This project explores the role that public space played in the history of Black community organizing and resistance in Portland. Irving Park is a sixteen acre park in the heart of the Albina district, Portland’s historic African American neighborhood. Though the area is now heavily gentrified, from …


Mrs. Nettie Mae Young Rawls, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Mrs. Nettie Mae Young Rawls

African American Funeral Programs

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Pastor Ronnie Harden, Sr., 2023 Georgia Southern University

Pastor Ronnie Harden, Sr.

African American Funeral Programs

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The Life Of Pioneering Amish Studies Scholar Walter Kollmorgen: Transcript Of The Reschly-Jellison Interviews, Steven Reschly, Katherine Jellison 2023 Truman State University

The Life Of Pioneering Amish Studies Scholar Walter Kollmorgen: Transcript Of The Reschly-Jellison Interviews, Steven Reschly, Katherine Jellison

Journal of Amish and Plain Anabaptist Studies

On March 20, 1994, we interviewed Walter Kollmorgen. Reschly also conducted a follow-up interview March 8, 1995. Herein, we provide the transcripts of these interviews, which are of particular historical value since Kollmorgen was one of Amish studies’ first researchers. Kollmorgen was a native speaker of German from having grown up in a Lutheran family in rural Nebraska. He and his younger sister, Johanna, both contracted polio at a very young age. The combination of German and physical limitations enabled both to establish rapport in a short time with the Amish community in Lancaster County for his rural community study. …


Subjectivity In The Lancaster Amish Community Study Of 1940-42: 'Economic Conquest' In Loomis’S Diary And Rosinow’S Photographs, Elizabeth Bennett 2023 The University of Akron

Subjectivity In The Lancaster Amish Community Study Of 1940-42: 'Economic Conquest' In Loomis’S Diary And Rosinow’S Photographs, Elizabeth Bennett

Journal of Amish and Plain Anabaptist Studies

The American Farm Community Study (1940), funded by the USDA’s Bureau of Agricultural Economics, was a social investigation that sought to determine why some rural communities thrive while others fail. To conduct the Study, the Bureau sent social scientists to six rural communities across the country to investigate and document the most and least “stable” American communities. Geographer Walter Kollmorgen, sociologist Charles Loomis, and photographer Irving Rusinow documented the Old Order Amish of Lancaster County, PA, as the “most stable” community in the Study. In Lancaster, the men found a people thriving in the midst of english neighbors still economically …


Historical Trauma: Literary And Testimonial Responses To Hiroshima, Mariam Ghonim 2023 The American University in Cairo AUC

Historical Trauma: Literary And Testimonial Responses To Hiroshima, Mariam Ghonim

Theses and Dissertations

The concept of trauma is controversial in literature. While one may be able to come up with ways to describe trauma in fiction, representing historical trauma is a hard task for writers. Some argue that trauma can not be described through those who did not experience it, while others claim that, provided some elements are added, one can represent trauma to the reader. This thesis focuses on twentieth-century historical traumas related to a nuclear catastrophe and explores the different literary and testimonial responses to the catastrophic man-made event of Hiroshima (1945). In this thesis, Kathleen Burkinshaw’s historical fiction The Last …


Lee Watt Brack Jr., 2023 Georgia Southern University

Lee Watt Brack Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

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Betty Jean Hendley Clifton, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Betty Jean Hendley Clifton

African American Funeral Programs

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Tommy Lee Hendrix, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Tommy Lee Hendrix

African American Funeral Programs

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John Edward Pearsall, 2023 Georgia Southern University

John Edward Pearsall

African American Funeral Programs

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Henry L. Shipman, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Henry L. Shipman

African American Funeral Programs

Mr_Henry_-L-_Shipman.pdf - Funeral program for Henry L. Shipman


Deacon George Robert Mcbride, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Deacon George Robert Mcbride

African American Funeral Programs

Deacon_George_Robert_McBride.pdf - Funeral program for Robert McBride


Myths, Museums, Mothers, And The Power Of Letitia Carson, Hailey Brink 2023 Portland State University

Myths, Museums, Mothers, And The Power Of Letitia Carson, Hailey Brink

University Honors Theses

Letitia Carson was a trailblazing Black Oregon pioneer woman whose life offered remarkable and unprecedented departures from the white pioneer status quo. Letitia's story presents numerous points at which she could be heralded for her successes; her pregnant journey across the Overland Trail, giving birth in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, cultivating and maintaining two separate homesteads, challenging and conquering two lawsuits against administrator Greenberry Smith, her midwifery and community involvement, and lastly, becoming the first Black woman to own land in Oregon in 1862. And yet, her story fell to obscurity, only to be revived nearly a century …


Sevyn Reign Chavers, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Sevyn Reign Chavers

African American Funeral Programs

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Bettye Fean Jackson-Key, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Bettye Fean Jackson-Key

African American Funeral Programs

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Anthony Clinton Pitts, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Anthony Clinton Pitts

African American Funeral Programs

Funeral Program for Anthony Clinton Pitts on May 27, 2023 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints


Raybon Raymond Smith, 2023 Georgia Southern University

Raybon Raymond Smith

African American Funeral Programs

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Deacon Burnice B. Perkins, Jr., 2023 Georgia Southern University

Deacon Burnice B. Perkins, Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

Deacon_Burnice_B_Perkins_Jr.pdf - Funeral program for Burnice Perkins


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