Griffin, Farah Jasmine
Griffin, Farah Jasmine, 1963-....
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Griffin, Farah J.
VIAF ID: 12538569 (Personal)
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Columbia University
Works
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| Beloved sisters and loving friends : letters from Rebecca Primus of Royal Oak, Maryland and Addie Brown of Hartford, Connecticut, 1854-1868 |
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| Can anything beat white? a Black family's letters |
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| Clawing at the limits of cool : Miles Davis, John Coltrane and the greatest jazz collaboration ever |
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| Country place : a novel |
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| Essays. |
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| Harlem nocturne : women artists & progressive politics during World War II |
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| If you can't be free, be a mystery : in search of Billie Holiday |
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| In search of a beautiful freedom : new and selected essays |
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| Incidents in the life of a slave girl : written by herself |
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| Inclusive scholarship : developing Black studies in the United States : a 25th anniversary retrospective of Ford Foundation grant making, 1982-2007 |
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| The norton anthology of african american literature |
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| Novels. |
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| Read until you understand : the profound wisdom of Black life and literature |
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| Sophisticated giant : the life and legacy of Dexter Gordon |
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| A stranger in the village : two centuries of African-American travel writing |
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| The street ; The narrows |
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| Toward an intellectual history of black women / Ed. by Mia Bay [etc.]. - Chapel Hill, 2015. |
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| Uptown conversation the new jazz studies |
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| "Who set you flowin'?" : the African-American migration narrative |
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