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Afro-Cubans-Miami

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Afro-Cubans-Music

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Afro-Cubans-Religions

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Afro-Cubans-Santería

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Afrodite Perdeu o Rumo

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[1992]? Jan 20

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Holdings: no. 2, yr.1. Notes: date printed is 1892, misprint. Published in São Paulo, SP. Selected contents: Negros: Caminhos da Afirmação de uma Raça (article by Le Roi Jones), page 21 -- A Tríplice Exploração da Mulher Negra (article), page 14. Subject(s): Gender, Poetry, Race, Afro-Brazilian Studies, Anarchism. Contributors: Januário Simões (collaborator), Walter Mazar (collaborator), Richard (collaborator), Inês (collaborator), Cássio (collaborator).

Afrogiwood

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1962

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Issue 1.

After 1970

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After an ice storm, the morning sun catches the trees like jewels

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After Dark (1 playbill)

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After Katrina: Building Back Better Than Ever

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A report to the Governor of the State of Mississippi from the Governor's Commission on Recovery, Rebuilding, and Renewal

After Sales Service

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After September 11

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n.d.

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Subjects are 9/11, anti-war, and race.

After the Ball (1 playbill)

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After the fall

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2002, n.d.

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Issue 1, 2. Subjects are anarcho-feminism, anarchism, DIY, and community activism.

"After The Hurricane"

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Aftermath

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2001

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Subjects are personal, and 9/11.

Aftermath

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undated, 1980-2004

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This series contains articles and reports that give insight on how the Marielitos were received in the United States, the social and economic costs incurred by the United States during this process and the progress of the Cuban exile community years after the boatlift.

Aftermath of summer