It is the accurate creating, collecting, cataloging, and preserving of primary sources that makes Black Studies possible. If archives are maintained and available, there are countless opportunities, through scholarship, to offer new insights into the lived experiences and movements that are the foundation of Black Studies. Through this exhibition, Lincoln University pays tribute to the many creators, curators, collectors, and archivists who ensure that these materials are created and preserved for study.
- Dr. Pia Deas, Professor of English & Mellon II and III, Pl
A look back at the importance of Black American studio photography through the decades
A Survey of Black American Portraiture Is a Revelation
How Black Americans Used Portraits and Family Photographs to Defy Stereotypes
...and available via Interlibrary Loan
Digitizing Black History, before it's too late
