How to Win a Beauty Pageant: Race, Gender, Culture, and U.S. National Identity

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1. How to Win a Beauty Pageant: Race, Gender, Culture, and U.S. National Identity

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   Listed As	Africana Studies 240
   Taught By	Afia Ofori-Mensa
   Areas Covered	United States
   Time Periods	Post-1920
   Themes	Gender And Sexuality Race And Ethnicity Studies

2. Afia Ofori-Mensa

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   Departments	Africana Studies Comparative American Studies Gender, Sexuality and Feminist Studies
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   Time Periods	1920 - 2012
   Languages	Spanish (Advanced) Twi (Basic)
   Thematic Interests	African American Culture African Diasporic Literature Asian American Studies Ethnography Feminist Theory Gender And Sexuality Immigration Popular Culture Race And Ethnicity Studies

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   Listed As	Africana Studies 345 Comparative American Studies 345
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   Geographic Expertise	The Americas New Zealand United States
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   Departments	Comparative American Studies Gender, Sexuality and Feminist Studies
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   Time Periods	Post-1865
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