Surviving the Disability of Being Black in America: A History
Surviving the Disability of Being Black in America: A History examines the experience of being Black in America through a historical and disability-focused lens. Lora Pennington Stewart connects questions of race, identity, and survival in a work that encourages thoughtful reflection on American history and society.
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Surviving the Disability of Being Black in America: A History explores the historical experience of being Black in America.
The book frames that experience through the concept of disability, inviting readers to consider how history, identity, and social conditions intersect.
Lora Pennington Stewart presents a work centered on race, American history, and the enduring challenge of survival.
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