Black Aesthetics: Historical and Contemporary Issues, audio tape, OT 408.24.4
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Eleanor Traylor is an associate professor at Montgomery College, Rockville, Maryland, specializing in African-American drama and literature.  She discusses the transmission of African-American text and the black      aesthetic in black literature.

Open discussion
Issues addressed:
How African-American culture is displayed in museums.
Programs where African-American text can be presented.
Attitudes toward art by African-Americans.