Mary Beth Corrigan, Librarian for Collections on Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation, recommends these books on the evolution of the public memory of Atlantic slavery and and emancipation. Explore the ways that descendants of individuals harmed by slavery and advocates for equality have transformed the perception of memorials, monuments, and interpretive sites shaped by Lost Cause ideology. Most of these works propose new ways of memorializing slavery and emancipation.
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