Cheryl Thompson
1 book
About the Author
Cheryl Thompson is a scholar and writer whose work explores the intersections of performance, race, and history in Canada. Drawing on extensive archival research, she examines how Blackface traditions shaped cultural expressions of slavery, conflict, and freedom during the nineteenth century. Her writing combines rigorous historical analysis with accessible prose, illuminating the lasting legacies of racial performance in Canadian society. Thompson's scholarship contributes to broader conversations about identity, memory, and the politics of representation across the Atlantic world.
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rigorous
accessible
analytical
Books by Cheryl Thompson
