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Equals in Learning and Piety
Muslim Women Scholars in Nigeria and North America
Beverly Mack
“Through a detailed history of Muslim women’s education in Hausaland and contemporary North America, Mack brings her deep knowledge of Hausa, poetry, and Islam to bear on how we understand Muslim women as educators, poets, and essential actors in their societies. This is an important book that will change how people think about Muslim women.”
—Katrina Daly Thompson, author of Zimbabwe’s Cinematic Arts: Language, Power, Identity
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ISBN 9780299338404
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Slave Narratives in Antebellum Print Culture
Michaël Roy
“Offers a new approach to slave narratives.”
—Études littéraires africaines
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