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Roland L. Freeman,“A Communion of the Spirits;African-American Quilters, Preservers,
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Quilts of Gee's Bend Catalog
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Brief history of African American Narrative Quilts on Prof Susurro’s Blog
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Kyra E. Hicks - Black Threads - An African American Quilting Sourcebook (website)
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The Prayer Flag Project Blog
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Darn GoodYarn
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Spirit Cloth (beautiful blog)
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58. India Flint
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