PUBLICATIONS
GO DOWN, OLD HANNAH: The Living History of African American Texans 1821-1930 By Naomi Mitchell Carrier contains 15 plays with lesson plans for each play, production notes and photos.
A University of Texas Press publication
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Other publications featuring the work of Naomi Carrier include:
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African Civilizations to 1900: Parts I, II, & III
for Houston Ifest 2008 By Naomi Carrier
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Marie Theresa Hernandez, Cemeteries of Ambivalent Desire:
Unearthing Deep South Narratives from a Texas Graveyard, Texas A & M Press, 2008.
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Houston International Festival Teacher’s Curriculum Guide
Out of Africa: The Three Journeys, www.ifest.org 2008. 84-99
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Roger Wood, Down in Houston: BayouCity Blues,
University of Texas Press, 2003.
Ruthe Winegarten, Brave Black Women: From Slavery to the Space Shuttle
University of Texas Press, 1997.
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Annie Mae Hunt and Ruthe Winegarten, I Am Annie Mae: An Extraordinary Black Texas Woman in Her Own Words, University of Texas Press, 1996 Photo. Page 1
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Ruthe Winegarten Black Texas Women, University of Texas Press 1994. 143,136,150. Features photo of Naomi Carrier and Annie Mae Hunt on Cover
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Hattie Winston African American Scripts and Screenplays Collection
archived at theUniversity of Louisville Library, Special Collections.