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Tylar Campbell in Museum Anthropology
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Tylar Campbell in Museum Anthropology

MCL PhD candidate Tylar Campbell has just published his article “Deep Roots, Bama Soil: Narrative Multimodal Anthropology and Fugitive Histories” in a forthcoming special issue of the journal Museum Anthropology on Black Museum Anthropology, edited by Deborah Johnson.

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