Special Thanks
Special thanks to contributors to the exhibit Marquis Taylor, Charla Wilson, Jill Waycie, Roger Williams, and Drew Scott.
This exhibit would not have been possible without Kathleen Bethel, Curt Bozif, John Dorr, Catie Huggins, Scott Krafft, Florence Mugambi and Cory Slowik. Thank you to the Northwestern Libraries Preservation team: Laura Berenger, Nicole Dobrowolski, Karissa Muratore, Susan Russick, Lindsey Williams and Roger Williams; the Marketing & Communication team and the Decentering Whiteness committee.
Thank you to the Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special Collections and University Archives and Melville J. Herskovits Library of African Studies for their collection stewardship and for the use of materials for this exhibit.
Finally, thank you to colleagues across the field for sharing work on reparative description, especially the Archives for Black Lives in Philadelphia, P. Gabrielle Foreman et al., and Yale University Library’s Reparative Archival Description Task Force.
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