"Kitshe, Artifact, Collection: The Lynching Photography of "Without Sanctuary" with Natasha Barnes
This talk explores the making of the Allen/Littlefield "Without Sanctuary" collection of lynching postcards and its transformation as a museum exhibit. Drawing upon scholarship on material culture and possessions, Barnes investigates the circulation and reinscription of lynching postcards that began as white supremacist mementos of racial violence and have accrued new meanings through exhibition practice.
Natasha Barnes is an associate professor in the departments of African American Studies and English at the University of Illinois at Chicago. She has held fellowships at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and Cornell University's Society for the Humanities. In 2009, she was awarded the Cox Family Distinguished Visiting Fellowship at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Professor Barnes is the humanities area editor of the second edition of Gale's Encyclopedia of Race and Racism (forthcoming in 2013) and has been awarded a Silver Circle Award for Teaching Excellence in 2009. She is currently writing a book about at the exhibition history of the James Allen/John Littlefield Without Sanctuary lynching photography collection and has published articles in Small Axe, Researches in African Literatures and the Journal of American History.
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History classes in our time truly did us a disservice. I pray history does not repeat itself.
I commend the professor for taking the necessary courage to bring this further into the light. I too have been wanting to purchase the book and will do so regardless of the price, as this needs to be taught and memorialized. It is very frustrating to hear other groups talk about their pain, and we're always told to 'forget' our pain and that it's in the past. The sins of the father are being un-covered, leaving no stone unturned.
I’ve been try to buy this book but people are changing outrageous prices.
extremely informative
My God the tears I tried to hold back just now.
As the scriptures says esua will have a perpetual hatred for Jacob .
A, SHAMEFUL DISGRACE!
My book arrived today. I ordered it months ago, so long ago I forgot I ordered it.
I need a copy of this.
My great, great grandpa had a jar of teeth he passed down, I now own it. He owned a Mississippi plantation, the teeth were from slaves that acted up, he had a thing for knocking they're teeth out. He would shake the jar loudly to keep them in order. Shaking the jar meant new teeth were to be added.
WAKEBUP AND REALLY " SEE", WHO THE REAL WICKED AND EVIL PLUS NEGATIVE ARE ON THIS LAND, THE VERY LAND PALE FACED MASSACRED THE ORIGINAL OWNER'S, THE INDIGEOUS, THEN MASSACRED THE ORIGINAL BEINGS AS YOU SEE IN " WITHOUT SANCTIONARY"".. THEY DESIGNED & FORMED THE UNDIVIDED STATES OF CORRUPTION.... THEY ARE THE REAL FOREIGNERS, THEY SAILED HERE 1ST AND CAUSED CHAOS EVER SINCE...
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Dr. Joy DeGruy, author of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome, should have presented this information. Her commentary would have been much more on point and insightful! This woman sounds like she's struggling to be careful not to ruffle feathers!
@Faicon9493
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And we know white feathers are easily ruffled.
@starchildofthe90s7
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@@Faicon9493 yup fragile demons or just control freaks that want to control the narrative they are text book narcissist that hate being called out or held accountable. They are the first people to say they didnt have anything. Sociopaths demons even
@harlem4653
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ABSOLUTELY!!!!🎯💯🎯💯🎯💯🎯💯🎯💯Dr. Joy is BRILLIANT!
Thats because if they told you the truth about them you would realize who they are.
@brianmeen2158
3 ай бұрын
If they are that bad then why do so many brown and black people continue to move to their countries..? Riddle me that Batman
Why is this book so expensive
@Pixelblue1
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I was thinking the same, why so much? I'm still trying to find a reasonable priced copy.
@starchildofthe90s7
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Cause they don’t want you to see it they don’t want things like this publicized for the world to see or expose their ancestors / grandma and papa 👴🏻 its purposefully done i may invest in it the world needs to see this
@starchildofthe90s7
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The book is now 80 on the website im buyibgvit this history cant be forgotten and i need it on hand to check people when they say crazy stuff
@grow152
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They don't want the mass of people to read it..
@timYisrael80
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It's expensive because they want to get rid of the evidence and conceal the truth of what horror slavery was and the reverberating ripples it caused and still causes in this country
Did she go commando ?
@stewartmcminn7773
3 жыл бұрын
Yes
TAMLA TANETTE MOORE IS THE MOST HIGH AND UNSTOPPABLE TOO ASE HEKA AMEN RA AHO MOORE NATION GRAND RISING KARMA 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Midevil time
48:54, Bryce. 🌹
2221 to 2020, and before they’re down south, they are Linshan
This book is the evident open-and-shut case that black people should get reparations this don't do it nothing will