Black Archives Editorial 001: The Impulse to Collect [electronic resource].

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Black Archives Editorial 001: The Impulse to Collect [electronic resource].

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Black Archives 2020

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Open access content

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Standard Copyright

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What drives someone to build an archive? What feeds their impulse to collect? Who will find value in this preserved history? In Black Archives’ first issue, we explore these foundational questions through the I. Henry Phillips collection, Marion Stokes’s story, and personal family reflections from the Black Archives community. We map the points where the personal intersects with the political and uncover how living with a sense of history helps to create legacy. Both a blueprint and a mirror, this issue challenges us to consider how we will tell and preserve our own stories.
https://www.librarystack.org/black-archives-editorial-001-the-impulse-to-collect/?ref=unknown

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Archives
Historiography
Photography, Artistic
Sociology

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Text
Image

Added entries:

Renata Cherlise
Savannah Wood
Tiera Ndlovu
Webster Phillips
Jalynn Harris
Deandre Jamaal
Ashley May
Syreeta Gates
Dana Washington-Queen
Jade Akintola
Da Yirgou
Renald Louissant
Roderick Huntley

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