Josephine Baker and Mercedes Baptista: cases of the representations of Black women in dance

ABSTRACT Based on the analysis of the trajectory of two dancers, Josephine Baker and Mercedes Baptista, this article proposes a reflection on the concept of stereotypes as per Stuart Hall. Being Black women, categories were applied to their movements without further depth: for Josephine, there was the identification with primitive dances; for Mercedes, the lack of recognition of a Black body in a leading role in classical dance. The ways in which they dealt with stereotypes and became agents of their bodies, and the marks they left in the western society will be the objects of analysis.</p

Additional file 1: of Effects of the rotavirus vaccine program across age groups in the United States: analysis of national claims data, 2001–2016

Table S1. Number of RVGE and AGE cases by age group, United States, July 2001–June 2016.a. Figure S1. Time series of monthly inpatient AGE rates per 10,000 person-years by age group, United States, July 2001–June 2016.a. (DOCX 20584 kb

Identifying Juvenile Queen Conch Nurseries

Poster created by students of The Island School semester research class of Spring 201