Zz*UNPUB* CASTE Resources - ALA Share: Pillar 8: Inherent Superiority vs Inherent Inferiority

Exhibit curated by Jennifer Thompson and Jessica Carew - Duke University (2012) This exhibit features selected items from the African Americans in Film Collection and the Thomas Cripps Film Collection that trace the complex and contested history of African Americans in the motion picture industry.

Ashwaq Maswoodi - Mint (4/21/2017) 126 years after his birth, Ambedkar's sartorial-political statement continues to inspire the way Dalits dress and present themselves

Fatima Khan - The Print (10/1/2019) Chandra Bhan Prasad, a Dalit ideologue, has launched an e-commerce site that provides Dalit manufacturers with a platform.

Dina Gold - Moment (1/18/2017) Few people these days are aware that Berlin, in the 1920s and early 1930s, was the capital of the world’s fashion industry. And this illustrious position was almost exclusively thanks to Jewish innovators in business, design, photography and journalism. But the invaluable contribution of Jewish Germans has been forgotten—until now.

Eulanda A. Sanders - Textile Society of America Symposium Proceedings (2012) The guiding question for this research is whether there is an historical and/or political link between the production of these textiles for slave uniforms and the production of natural fiber crops in the United States through the use of slaves as labor?

This legislation prohibited enslaved African people from basic life activities such as growing their own food, learning to read, moving freely, assembling in groups, earning money, and even forbidding the wearing certain fabrics. (Section XL)

Vice (03/24/2015)

Erin Bass - Deep South Magazine (01/15/2014)