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Judging a Book by Its Hair Identity and Stereotypes in American History
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Thu, Nov 19 · 19:00 –
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Hair is never just hair. So what was it trying to tell us in the nineteenth century? In colonial British North America, hair was often seen as bodily discharge, even excrement. By the nineteenth century, it had become something far more powerful: a supposed window into who a...

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