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Left in an unmarked grave: Unearthing the Civil Rights and Black Power movements in Dallas, Texas	Corporeal modernity: Shared concepts in the work of Jackson Pollock, Martha Graham, and Merce Cunningham

Reclaiming a fallen empire: Myth and memory in the battle over Detroit's ruins	Saying it loud: The cultural and socio-political activism of choreographer Jawole Willa Jo Zollar

Genre pleasures: Restructuring narrative thresholds and the coming out of the Northern American (English-Canadian and U.S.) lesbian romance film	Starving for recognition: The representation of struggling artists in America, 1810--1865

Negotiating girl power: Girlhood on screen and in everyday life	Building the perfect citizen: Gender and patriotism in early Cold War America

African antiquity and the African-American literary design of civilization: Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, William Edward Burghardt Du Bois and the case for multiplicity	The interplay of housing, employment and civil rights in the experience of San Francisco's African American community, 1945--1975

Partial alliances: The politics of environmentalism and Native rights in Alaska	Magazines, marketing, and the construction of travel in the postwar United States

Becoming human: Stories of animals and ethics in biomedicine	Negotiating queer female identities: Reading and reception of Showtime's "The L-Word"

Consuming Japan: Cultural relations and the globalizing of America, 1973--1993	American ideal: How "American Idol" constructs celebrity, collective identity, and American discourses

Liberation in White and Black: The American visual culture of two Philadelphia-area Episcopal churches	Narrative identifications among anarcho-punks in Philadelphia

Remembering and representing dance: Re-tracing the genealogy of nonfictional analog dance media in the formation of the North American dance field	The South of the mind: American imaginings of rural white southernness, 1960-1980

The girl gang: Women writers of the New York City Beat community