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Center for the Humanities

The Chaney Children of the Danish West Indies: Slavery and Colonialism in Captive Performance

February 22, 2022 by jmfowler

By Rashida Shaw McMahon, 2/21/22

Categories lecture series, Spring 2022
“I wished I had a scythe”; or, Questions of Inheritance, Relation, and Haunting in Jamaica Kincaid’s Lucy
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