The power of erasure: reflections on civil war, race, and growing up White in Vermont

The power of erasure: reflections on civil war, race, and growing up White in Vermont

Guyette, Elise A.

Guyette makes a case for looking at Vermont's history as it concerns the treatment of African Americans and how we need "to understand our real history and the 'culture-wide stampeded spirit' engendered by our myths that burden people of color."

Vermont History, v. 84, no. 2 (Summer/Fall 2016)

VHS8402PowerOfErasure.pdf

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