Search Results: black%20panther (13 total)
Black Panther Party pg 22 (Item)
Black Panther Pages
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Pop (Exhibit Page)
…cocaine. - Houston was one of the first Black women to become a complete pop culture icon. - Whitney starred in movies and television, including The Bodyguard and Being Bobby Brown. - Whitney Houston is the most awarded female artist of all time. - 2 Emmy…
Further Reading (Exhibit Page)
From Exhibit: Race and Resistance: Then and Now
…Archives Power: Memory, Accountability, and Social Justice. Society of Americal Archivists, 2009. Marable, Manning. Living Black History: How Reimagining the African-Americna Past Can Remake America's Racial Future. Perseus Books Group, 2006. Rankine…
Jane M. Bolin (Black Firsts) (group 1) (Item)
Jane Bolin was chosen as an artifact because she was the first African American woman to become a full time serving Judge in the United States Court system. She was a remarkable and young African American woman. She worked hard in a world that she…
…Jane M. Bolin (Black Firsts) (group 1)…
…many challenges throughout her time at that school and made history in doing so. Bolin was appointed as a judge on July 22, 1939,and served as one for almost 40 years in New York City. While serving as a judge, she assisted in the NAACP chapel in New…
Race & Class (Exhibit Page)
From Exhibit: Documenting Women's Suffrage (Fall 2019)
…Figures 3a-c are from a government document called “Negro women in the industry” which discusses the job-industry gap between African American women and white women. While white women had the edge in every job description, there was not a huge gap…
Violence in Currier & Ives’ Darktown Prints (Exhibit Page)
…Stereotypes of black predilections and proclivities are also pervasive in this category, best exemplified perhaps in pictures such as The Magic Cure (1890) [21] and Two Souls with but a Single Thought (1889) [22] (Fig. 8) in which African…
Femininity and the Armed Forces (Exhibit Page)
…hair wet" (00:04:22). "It is worth noting that Leonora Anderson (Lonnie Anderson “the little blond”) went on to become a Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Air Force. She and several WASP members fought to have their contributions recognized…
For Further Reading (Exhibit Page)
From Exhibit: Voices, Visions, and Public Memories
…?' Documents Nina Simone's Rise as Singer and Activist." New York Times Company. Jun 23 2015. Feldstein, Ruth. ""I Don't Trust You Anymore": Nina Simone, Culture, and Black Activism in the 1960s." The Journal of American History 91.4 (2005): 1349-379 Gaines…
H.W. Bush vs. Dukakis 1988 (Exhibit Page)
From Exhibit: Presidential Campaigns and Popular Culture 1976-2016
…for the furlough so that he could come to the party. The Bush campaign politicized this issue in what would become known as the “Furlough Commercial”. This commercial would take heavy influences from the horror genre in film, by utilizing a black and white photo…