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… Reaction: Page 3 … Reaction: Page 3 In early nineteenth-century Connecticut, voting rights were limited to men who … well as those from other newly disenfranchised Connecticut African Americans, was ignored. In 1828, the Rev. Jonathan … Find out more about  voting rights  in the early 19th century View an ad for  William Lanson’s stable … Gilder …

… Yale first accepted Canadian students in the early 18th century and has now graduated the second highest number of … Economics, Architecture, Law, Anthropology, Film Studies, African-American Studies and Latin American Studies. These …

… Prize, one of the most coveted awards for the study of the African American experience. Jointly sponsored by the Gilder … Rebouças, to examine slavery and citizenship in nineteenth century Brazil. Grinberg demonstrates how probing the … country, paying attention to the diversity of their African backgrounds. White has a keen eye for evidence …

… and PartnersStaffStudentsUniversity Events Council on African Studies (203) 432-1425 africanstudies@yale.edu Henry …

… … Paper Abstracts Indian Ocean Slavery and the 19th Century World Economy  Gwyn Campbell, McGill University,  … Obispo,  “ ‘Slaves of One Master’: Globalization and the African Diaspora in Arabia in the Age of Empire” Abolition … William Gervase Clarence-Smith, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London,  “Islam and the …

… Racial Ideologies: A Comparative Panel Discussion on 19th-Century American Pro-Slavery Arguments and 20th-Century Nazi Propaganda Monday, September 18, 2006 4:00 PM … 27, 2006 4:30 PM Debbiy Applegate   Fighting the East African Slave Trade: Humanitarian Crusades and Imperialist …

… of Atlantic World history, with an affiliation in African Studies, at Emory University. She received her PhD … of Race in Cuba, 1760s-1860s—which traces late nineteenth-century Cuban ideologies of “racial confraternity” to diffuse … ordinary women, men, and families of various degrees of African descent conceived of color-based distinctions through …

… of Atlantic World history, with an affiliation in African Studies, at Emory University. She received her PhD … of Race in Cuba, 1760s-1860s—which traces late nineteenth-century Cuban ideologies of “racial confraternity” to diffuse … ordinary women, men, and families of various degrees of African descent conceived of color-based distinctions through …

… conceptions of the family. This is particularly so in African societies; where emphasis on group solidarity, …

… and InternationalTalks & Lectures Council on African Studies (203) 432-1425 africanstudies@yale.edu …