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Object Name

Book

Extent

xiv, 258 p.; ill., ports.; 33 cm.

Title

The face of our past: images of Black women from colonial America to the present / edited by Kathleen Thompson & Hilary Mac Austin; with an introduction by Darlene Clark Hine.

Author

Thompson, Kathleen

Austin, Hilary

Dates

1999

Subject

African-American women--Pictorial works

African-American women

African-American women--Sources.

African American

Description

Includes bibliographical references (p. 246-249) and index. No accession number.

Inscription

Bloomington (Ind.); Indiana University Press, c1999. 1999

Object ID

q920.72 T374f

Call Number

q920.72 T374f

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