Members of Asian/Pacific Islander Partners and Advocates Countering Tobacco (API PACT) at a Livingston city council meeting to support tobacco restrictions, joined by members of Jakara Movement Livingston Youth
Richly illustrated, this beautiful volume brings to light for the first time a fascinating and intriguing collection of dozens of snuff boxes and bottles, showing that even small vessels conceived for tobacco storage and consumption embodied the wealth of African, Native American, and European cultures during the era of the Atlantic slave trade. Ana Lucia Araujo, author of Humans in Shackles: An Atlantic History of Slavery Portraits in a Nutshell is a pioneering and revelatory work that uncovers the meaning and ramifications of seemingly humble artifacts, long misunderstood as vestiges of European trade and tobacco use
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The term represented a life spent running towards danger to save people and property from harm, regardless of the personal health risks
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