Finer Things: African-Descended Women, Sumptuary Laws, and Governance in Early Spanish America

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Going back to the lit on Afro-Latin American women's clothing/political economy and just in awe of how rich these histories are: https://t.co/VrT2WZIZQF

24 Aug 2022

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RT @JournWomensHist: Open access alert from the current JWH: Danielle Terrazas Williams, "Finer Things: African-Descended Women, Sumptuary…

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RT @JournWomensHist: Open access alert from the current JWH: Danielle Terrazas Williams, "Finer Things: African-Descended Women, Sumptuary…

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RT @JournWomensHist: Open access alert from the current JWH: Danielle Terrazas Williams, "Finer Things: African-Descended Women, Sumptuary…

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