The moving image as an instrument of oppression and resistance in Jim Crow Era Jacksonville, Florida, 1907–1917

Overview of attention for article published in Early Popular Visual Culture, May 2023

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RT @ProfessorMorton: My contribution to Early Visual Popular Culture is one of the most eye-opening research topics in my career as a film…

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Mark Twain once said, "History never repeats itself, but it does often rhyme." What is currently happening in Florida is a rhythm I do not want to see become remotely imitated. I feel that I am doing a disservice to my profession if I did not share https:

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