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SUMMARY:Sterling Stuckey Lecture Series: Creole Women and the Work of Iden
 tity Making in Jim Crow New Orleans
LOCATION:CHASS Interdisciplinary South 1128
DESCRIPTION:How do you build an identity the law refuses to\nrecognize? Us
 ing “speculative demography\,” a method\nbuilt from more than 9\,000 arch
 ival records\, Natasha\nMcPherson follows the Creole women of Jim Crow Ne
 w\nOrleans who did it in their homes\, through kinship\,\ncommunity\, lab
 or\, and the stories they told the census\ntaker. In the spirit of Sterli
 ng Stuckey\, she shows that\nBlack political thought was made by women in
  the\nhousehold long before it reached the courtroom.\nA celebration of M
 aking Creole (LSU Press) Follows.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/c9439533
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