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Brandice Walker

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This page has paths:

  1. Final Project Proposal Brandice Walker
  2. Black and Indigenous Women’s Relationships to the Salem Witch Trials Brandice Walker
  3. Mixed Eroticism Brandice Walker
  4. Interrogating Language Brandice Walker
  5. Author Index Emily MN Kugler

Contents of this path:

  1. A De-colonized Database
  2. Lesson Plan
  3. Uniform American Citizenship
  4. Translating Race and Gender Terminology
  5. Music As a Language of the Americas
  6. Early Language Competencies of Translators and Interpreters Looking at Muslim Slave Narratives
  7. Research Project/OAR: Re-writing or Telling the Story from an Original Point of View
  8. Interrogating Language

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  1. Small edits Emily MN Kugler I moved the post from here to its own page. All responses were linking back to this page, which made it hard to navigate. I have reversed that so that all responses are tied to your author page and can be easily accessed from there.