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Black women, color, and consciousness: Harriet Jacobs and Pauline Breedlove

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CUL_Lectures_CU_3096_AM_1_1.mp3 (27.18 MB)
Black women, color, and consciousness- Harriet Jacobs and Pauline Breedlove.docx (21.66 KB)
transcript
Permanent Link(s)
https://hdl.handle.net/1813/43502
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Other Titles
Women of color in the United States.
Author
Washington, Margaret
Abstract

Thandekile Mvusi of Mount Holyoke College was originally scheduled to make this presentation, but was unable to attend the conference. Washington steps in to provide her own rough interpretation of this subject, discussing the acculturation process in America today in which Blacks lose their identitities and conform to white society.

Description
Recorded in Ithaca, NY by Cornell University., Sponsored by: Women's Studies Program,History, Department of,Hispanic-American Studies Program (HASP),Asian-American Studies Program,American Indian Program,Africana Studies and Research Center., Speaker(s): Professor of history, Cornell, Lecture, March 11, 1989.
Date Issued
1989-03-11
Keywords
African American women--United States
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Acculturation--United States
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Black race--Color
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African Americans--Social conditions
Has Other Format(s)
bibid: 3601766
Type
sound
Accessibility Feature
transcript
Accessibility Summary
A complete, human-remediated transcript is available.
Link(s) to Catalog Record
https://newcatalog.library.cornell.edu/catalog/9926100

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