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SISTORIES
SISTORIES

As an educator who was radicalized by Black feminist and womanist literature, I have always been clear that that was my goal for SISTORIES--to provide the grounds for Black women and nonbinary femmes to adopt a politic to address the root cause of the social issues that cause them harm by seeing and writing themselves into the historical narrative of Black femmehood.

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Volume 1, Resource, Opportunity, ArtEngaging Collectionsartist's archives, equity, Community Archiving, Community-Based Approaches to Archives, art, archive, artist, artists, makers, resource, research, Black archives, Blackness, Black art, Black family stories, book arts
A Comic Book Guide to Archives for Artists and Makers
A Comic Book Guide to Archives for Artists and Makers

In 2017, the Providence Public Library published a comic book called Lizard Ramone in Hot Pursuit: A Guide to Archives for Artists and Makers. Written and illustrated by Jeremy Ferris, it forms the core of a simple toolkit for archivists.

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Volume 1, ResourceEngaging Collectionsartist's archives, equity, Community Archiving, Community-Based Approaches to Archives, art, archives, archive, Library, artist, artists, comic, makers, comix, Providency Public Library, Lizard Ramone, resource, research, access, autonomy, Public Art