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Tune in tonight at 7:30 pm to hear from the wonderful Kimberly Wallace-Sanders on the #FramingShadows exhibit, currently an online exhibit at https://t.co/aotgOGJUCt and on display in the Oxford College Library. Event: https://t.co/2iKZpMo0p6. #Emory
#SGS2020 Fascinating conversation about exhibit design. Look forward to checking out #FramingShadows @EmoryLibraries!!
#FramingShadows exhibit is now online. Access #Langmuirphotographs of #AfricanAmerican #nannies & Kimberly Wallace-Sanders’ scholarship that presents the nanny’s point of view https://t.co/eNziPpZCBs #Emory @EmoryRoseMARBL @EmoryUniversity
Our “Framing Shadows” exhibit includes this draft of a Natasha Trethewey poem, in which she recalls how this Robert Frank photo reminds her of personal pain caused by the African American nanny stereotype. https://t.co/YiKbKSOzei #Emory #FramingShadows
With this portrait, "Harriet Kittle, Our Colored Nurse," we have the full name of an African American nanny, which is very unusual. We also have the family's possessive note. Photograph from the exhibit "Framing Shadows: Portraits of Nannies." #FramingShadows #Emory
The Langmuir collection has portraits of African American men in the world of domestic servants that you don't see in other collections. From the exhibit "Framing Shadows: Portraits of Nannies..." https://t.co/xYDDFoc2nq #FramingShadows #Emory @EmoryAAS
This woman is called only mammy here. Elizabeth isn't even in this portrait and her name is mentioned twice. The idea that this is a portrait of Elizabeth's mammy holding Elizabeth's friend gives you a sense of how far she is from being the primary subject. #FramingShadows #Emory
#Spelman president Mary Schmidt Campbell (R) joined #Emory professor Kimberly Wallace-Sanders, #FramingShadows exhibit curator, to discuss how #AfricanAmerican nannies were represented in photographs, and how they showed some individualism and defiance. https://t.co/6C3h0e5HnG
This portrait of an African American woman asleep is so profound because it is a way of reminding us of the labor involved in taking care of children. Photograph from the exhibit "Framing Shadows: Portraits of Nannies." #FramingShadows
There is a lot of depth to her smile. She might be smiling at the child, or with pleasure in her own pregnancy. It makes us think about the inner lives of these women. From "#FramingShadows: Portraits of Nannies" @#Emory's Woodruff Library https://t.co/Zi9wKpAaX6 #langmuirphotos
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