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Black Folk, Black Art, and Social Movements
Sat, March 9, 11:00am to 12:15pm, Hilton San Jose, Floor: Lobby, Market 2Session Submission Type: Panel
Abstract
This paper session will feature four papers in a session focused on Black folk, Black arts, and social movements. One paper examines Henrietta Davis and the UNIA. A second paper examines Toni Cade Bambara and the Black Studies Movement. A third paper examines African American quilters and the African American Quilters Guild of Oakland. A fourth paper examines Black Panthers Bobby Seale, George Mason Murray, and Emory Douglas and their contributions to the Black Arts Movement.
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The Pre-UNIA Travels of Henritta Vinton Davis - Evan Wade, San Joaquin Delta College
Intellectual Midwifery in the Poiesis of Black Studies: Some Works and Texts of Toni Cade Bambara - James Alexander Robinson, 4th, Metropolitan State University
African American Strip Quilts and Their West African Textile Roots: The Case of Quilting in the African American Quilters Guild of Oakland - Bamidele Agbasegbe-Demerson, African American Museum and Library Oakland (AAMLO)
The Black Arts Movement: The Forgotten Contributions of Black Panthers Bobby Seale, George Mason Murray, and Emory Douglas - J. Vern Cromartie, Contra Costa College