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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"black image"”.

  1. An Analysis of the Black Image in Children's Literature in Terms of Characterizations, Illustrations, and Language

    … the frequency, if any, of negativism toward black people in terms of characterizations, illustrations, and/or language. One sample consisted of eighteen (18) books published prior to 1965 which had been removed from elementary school libraries because they were "outdated and portrayed black …

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  2. The effects of Project BIG on self concept and black pride of urban black children at the fourth grade level

    … effects of Project BIG on the self-concept and black pride of urban black children at the fourth-grade level. The study was conducted as a part of Project BIG (Black Image Growth), a Model Cities-supported inservice social studies program, which emphasized the concerns and contributions of black …

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  3. Pray for the lights to go out: the portrayal of Blacks in Kansas City published sheet music

    … into the study as well as the history of the Black image and that image's ties to the minstrel tradition. The portrayal of the Black community as exotic and yet native is explored along with the political reasons behind music propaganda. Special attention is given to the portrayal of Black …

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  4. Dashiki Project Theatre: black identity and beyond

    … Southern Theater was the only theatre of the black experience in New Orleans. Through Dashiki Project Theatre, the black community found another opportunity to relate to black experience through the medium of theatrical performance. In the mid-sixties Theodore Gilliam, a Dillard University …

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