[…] the pin head itself—a traditional English Morris dance, legging-bells, thumping drums, and whistles, with ragtag red and black costume included, in the style associated with the boisterous, ruffian dance troop named the Shropshire Bedlam. […]
[…] 2:23-24). For it must needs be, that there is an opposition in all things (2 Ne. 2:11). Black and white, bond and free, male and female .. . all are alike unto God (2 […]
[…] membership prior to the exodus to the Rocky Mountains was made under the direction of Susan Easton Black. It is based on primary and secondary sources, including minute books, journals, autobiographies, biographies, periodicals, and […]
[…] 2:23-24). For it must needs be, that there is an opposition in all things (2 Ne. 2:11). Black and white, bond and free, male and female .. . all are alike unto God (2 […]
[…] Catholicism with their own West African practices of Vodou. Vodou, long misunderstood as solely a force of black magic, originated in West Africa. As a religion, it is the worship of animistic spirits or […]
[…] at Radcliffe, those same Mormon feminists launched Exponent II. Similar things were happening elsewhere. At the time Black Feminists were organizing in New York, Carol Lynn Pearson was publishing Daughters of Light (Provo, Utah: […]
[…] A Study of the Messiah and His Mission According to Holy Scriptures, Both Ancient and Modern (Deseret News, 1916), 745. See, for example, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, “The Great Apostasy,” […]
[…] and importance. Typical of his efforts is the following from an article appearing in the Deseret Evening News. . . . . But when the day comes that we shall have a gathering point […]
[…] critics presume, i.e., that Negroes aren’t given the Priesthood because they are Negro or because they are black; my inter pretation of the “pre-existence explanation,” on the contrary, would hold that some are born […]
[…] came to see my British and American expatriate teachers as the anomalous ones in the sea of black faces. Nigerian students looked out for me and, by their friendly actions, made me ashamed of […]