Dunbar to Join African American Studies Faculty at Emory

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Dunbar to Join African American Studies Faculty at Emory

… who have positioned the African American studies department to be … a leading historian of African American women and 19th-century … 2008, A Fragile Freedom: African American Women and Emancipation in … of the program in African American History at the Library …

Source: Diverse: Issues In Higher Education

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