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Voices/C-SPAN/African American Women in Arts & Literature

Podcast · 413 episodes on record

African American Women in Arts & Literature

Published

January 8, 2022

Length

43 min

Type

Full

Position

170 of 413

January 8, 2022

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C-SPAN Episodes Around January 8, 2022

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Edward Ball, Slaves in the Family and Life of a Klansman

Women's Suffrage Movement

The Reconstruction Era

American Military in the Revolutionary War

Presidential Speeches

Irish Catholics and Tammany Hall

Designing African American Monuments

Trailer: Presidential Recordings: Season 1 President Lyndon Johnson

Anti-Semitism Between WWI & WWII

Pilgrims and History Textbooks

Baseball During the Depression

Conversation with Rep. James Clyburn D-SC

Civil War Naval Warfare

Food During the Great Depression

1980s Fitness Industry & Culture

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African American Women in Arts & Literature

Jan 8, 2022

Enlightenment Era in America

Civil War as a Constitutional Crisis

Politics and Culture in Early America

Bakari Sellers, "My Vanishing Country"

Watergate 50 Years Later

1960s African American Voter Registration

Neutrality and World War I America

Cold War Educational Film

First Ladies in Their Own Words - Lady Bird Johnson

Culture During the Great Depression

The Civil War in Virginia

End of the Cold War and Youth Culture

Theodore Roosevelt

New Deal Community of Norvelt

Economics of the Industrial Revolution

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Summary

St. Joseph’s University professor Katherine Sibley teaches a class about African American women who were writers and artists during the early Civil Rights era.

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