Culture and Containment Thomas Foley Because every learner is unique

Because every learner is unique in pace

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Culture and Containment Thomas Foley Because every learner is uniqueMovement who moves, where they move, and how they move has long been perceived as a racial threat in the United States. To better understand why, Colin Anderson examines how popular culture played a central role in shaping these perceptions during the transformative period of Greater Reconstruction (1845 1900). From sheet music and lithographs to plantation reenactments and Wild West shows, white cultural producers depicted Black and Native mobility