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Auto/ethnography is a powerful research method that combines personal narratives with ethnographic approaches to study cultural experiences. By weaving individual stories with cultural analysis, this method captures the richness and diversity of Black cultural experiences. This approach is particularly significant for Black cultures, as it provides a way to document lived experiences, challenge stereotypes, and celebrate resilience.

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Studying Black Cultures: A Journey Through Auto/Ethnographies.

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Studying Black Cultures: A Journey Through Auto/Ethnographies.

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A pioneer in ethnographic storytelling, Hurston preserved the voices of African American communities through her groundbreaking research and vivid narratives."

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Modern expressions like street art and fashion inspired by Black culture.

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Black History Spoken Word from FAU Student

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“Culture is the product of a shared history and the stories we tell about ourselves.” – Stuart Hall

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Visually linking historical contexts to modern cultural expressions. It shows how themes like identity, migration, and storytelling connect historical roots to contemporary practices. 

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Through the eyes of ancestors, I see their hands, braided with stories, A tapestry of struggles and triumphs, Each thread a testament to resilience. This is my story—our story—etched in history’s embrace.

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Modern expressions like street art and fashion inspired by Black culture.