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Social Season nature The New York Times Book

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The New York Times Book Review)

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Social Season nature The New York Times Book"Cotillion balls were once rites reserved for white European nobility with the purpose of introducing young women to polite society and potential suitors. In the wake of emancipation towards the end of the nineteenth century, African Americans adopted this tradition as a means of social upliftment, community building, and education. This debut book by Brooklynbased photographer Miranda Barnes explores the rich history of Black cotillions in the US

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