Research Handbook 3

More photography, genealogy, research stuff
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Sibyl Pettie

Genealogy

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Trivia, Cousin info, family trees 🌳, birth info

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African-American Slave Testimonies and Photographs

Oral History

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Individuals shake hands with congregation members following services at an Episcopal Church on the South Side of Chicago, Illinois, in April 1941. This photograph illustrates community interactions within a church setting during the 1940s. It documents the social fabric of religious life in an urban environment, reflecting strong community ties. A statement in any room, each reproduction is printed on museum-quality archival paper using a restored version of the original. Click "Add to Cart" to proceed to safe and secure checkout via PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, Amazon, Google, or Apple Pay.
Title: Black Zion: African American Religious Encounters with Judaism Publisher: Oxford University Press Date: 1999 Format: Hardcover Condition: Very Good Condition Description: Minor shelf and handling wear, overall a clean solid copy with minimal signs of use. Secure packaging for safe delivery. Book Overview: Black Zion explores the myriad ways in which African American religions have encountered Jewish traditions, beliefs, and spaces. The collection's unifying argument is that religion is

Religion, geography, education

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The jockey of the first Kentucky Derby winning horse Aristide.

Occupations and Family history

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Notable People

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Malcolm Gladwell- Anything by this guy gets me ticking
21 Things That People Don't Talk Enough About Before Marriage

Philosophy, the Arts, and everything else

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Condition as shown. More to come. PLEASE LOOK AT ALL PHOTOS CAREFULLY, as they are an important part of the description. I am not an expert on any of these items, if I make a mistake, just write and let me know. Be sure to check out all of my other vintage memorabilia WITH MORE TO COME. Buy with confidence :30 day returns
Early Twentieth-Century African American Men In Northern Urban Centers Like New York Faced Economic Isolation, Segregation, A Biased Criminal Justice System, And Overt Racial Attacks By Police And Citizens. In This Book, Douglas J. Flowe Interrogates The Meaning Of Crime And Violence In The Lives Of These Men, Whose Lawful Conduct Itself Was Often Surveilled And Criminalized, By Focusing On What Their Actions And Behaviors Represented To Them. He Narrates The Stories Of Men Who Sought Profits In

Prison history, folklore, dark elements

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1960s Boys Birthday Party Noise Makers Silly Hats Hawaiian Shirts 60s Vintage Photograph Black White

Slice of life Moments

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Christmas, 1951

1950 Census & the Times

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Guilty Pleasures

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Trouble shooting aids

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"Stony The Road Presents A Bracing Alternative To Trump-Era White Nationalism. . . . In Our Current Politics We Recognize African-American History--The Spot Under Our Country's Rug Where The Terrorism And Injustices Of White Supremacy Are Habitually Swept. Stony The Road Lifts The Rug. --Nell Irvin Painter, New York Times Book Review A Profound New Rendering Of The Struggle By African-Americans For Equality After The Civil War And The Violent Counter-Revolution That Resubjugated Them, By The Bes

Historians, writers, photographers

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Pop Culture

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American Census

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An analysis of the literary strategies wielded by Black women during the oppressive Jim Crow years | Author: Coretta M. Pittman| Publisher: University Press of Mississippi| Publication Date: Dec 01, 2022| Number of Pages: 224 pages| Language: English| Binding: Hardcover| ISBN-10: 1496843037| ISBN-13: 9781496843036
An analysis of the literary strategies wielded by Black women during the oppressive Jim Crow years | Author: Coretta M. Pittman| Publisher: University Press of Mississippi| Publication Date: Dec 01, 2022| Number of Pages: 224 pages| Language: English| Binding: Hardcover| ISBN-10: 1496843037| ISBN-13: 9781496843036

Research Stuff

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1920s African American Group Dressed for Church Photo Print - Etsy

Social History

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Personal history

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A black and white photo of a funeral procession in New Orleans. A large crowd of people are following a horse-drawn hearse. The people are dressed in mourning clothes. The hearse is decorated with flowers. The procession is moving slowly down the street. The buildings in the background are made of wood and have porches.

Funeral info, death notices, etc

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ponder

Military history

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Sports, Games

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The black new yorkers, the shomburg illustrated chronology, 400 years of african american history,
The Oxford American continues its twenty-fifth anniversary celebration with the magazine’s 98th issue, which includes the final installment in a series of excerpts from Jesmyn Ward’s new novel, Sing, Unburied, Sing. Reflection on Southern history is a recurring theme in many stories in the fall issue. “It is an ongoing project,” editor Eliza Borné writes, “reckoning with our past, making the South a better place to live and dream and learn and work.”Jeanie Riess profiles New Orleans mayor Mitch

Books

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Sir Michael Redgrave was an English stage and film actor, director, manager, and author. This portrait taken in March 1937, by Bassano Ltd also gives us the chance of seeing Vanessa Redgrave CBE, now, aged 82, in her first role appearing in this portrait with her father at just 5 weeks old. This is my colourised version of that 1937 black, and white picture

Photography

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~ 1960 ~ Bouquet Toss in South Central Los Angeles — at South Central LA. Qione Holmes > Vintage African American Photography/Facebook

Notable Photos

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It’s the simple joys that nourish the soul: sharing a meal with loved ones, hearing a song that stirs a cherished memory, or eating greens that feed your soul. May you find time to savor the little things today. ✨ From “The Important Part of Thanksgiving Dinner - Carving - Taken Between 1955 and 1957” series via Vieilles Annonces on Flickr #thanksgiving #wethediaspora
From my glass negative collection, here's a remarkable photo of a family of 11, taken by George A. Locke in Phillipsburg, Kansas, early 1900s.

Family Photos

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