Hidden in Plain Sight Reviewed in CAA Reviews
“Hidden in Plain Sight lays new ground for the study of images of slavery, and Stephens has exposed sources and visual discourses long ignored.”
“Hidden in Plain Sight lays new ground for the study of images of slavery, and Stephens has exposed sources and visual discourses long ignored.”
“A page-turning, blood-boiling work of history that pulls the hoods off the architects of past vigilante violence to help us understand our perilous present moment.”
The Booker Worthen Literary Prize is awarded each year to the best work, fiction or non-fiction, by an author living in Arkansas.
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Given by the Arkansas Historical Association to the best book on Arkansas History.
“On January 15, 1923, a crowd of more than a thousand angry men assembled in Harrison, Arkansas…”