This article examines changing representations of women and the city during the years surrounding Senegal’s 1960 independence from France. By focusing on advertisements, images, and texts of the largest (and later only) political party’s n…
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In late 19th century and early 20th century South Africa, public panics about black men who raped white women (the „black peril“) provided a potent framework for mobilizing racial nationalism. The experiences of women who attempted to prosecute sexual…
Although cities were not new to Africa and the Americas, slave trading and imperialism produced a particular phenomenon: the modern colonial city. These new sites were supposed to broadcast the power and interests of colonial states and societies. Yet…
Through Cuba and other points, the Haitian Revolution drove thousands of free women of color to New Orleans between 1791 and 1810. This significant influx coincided with the Louisiana Purchase, tripling the city’s Francophone free black populati…
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The original meaning of the term “secular” in the “free compulsory and secular” nineteenth-century Australian public education acts is often contested, and has recently become part of a contemporary debate about the presence of confessional re…
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