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Sara Small

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Graduate Alumnus
Research Interests:

As an MA student, Sara is interested in race, slavery, and servitude in the early-modern Caribbean. She is particularly interested in Irish indentured servants living in seventeenth-century Barbados. Her current research is dedicated to is understanding how the denigration of Irish women by Irish men climbing the Caribbean social hierarchy contributed to identity formation among Irish and Black women.

Her larger project will explore how the Irish navigate multifaceted identities - especially their racialized and gendered nature - and aims to uncover broader notions of self and self-identity among Irish people living in the seventeenth-century Caribbean.

 

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Education:

B.A., St. Olaf College, History and Sociology/Anthropology 

Events featuring Sara Small
This is a virtual event via Zoom

The History Department's Lunchtime Time Machine undergraduate talk series presents Sara Small, a Master's student in history, who will discuss the question, "Should you have a plantation wedding?"

Reservations are required. To reserve your virtual space, please send an email from your UGA email address with your name to Ms. Cartwright in…

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Join us on Tuesday on You Tube Live as UGA history graduate student Sara Small discusses the question - Should YOU get married on a plantation?

The use of plantations as wedding and event venues has been a popular trend for years. Rarely, however, do these venues adequately address their troubled histories – or the lived experiences who enslaved…

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Sara Small will defend her M.A. thesis, "If the Masters be Cruel": Violence and Masculinity in the Early Modern British Caribbean, via Zoom in conference with her graduate advisory committee. The Major Professor is Dr. Rood. The university community is invited. If you wish to attend please contact the graduate program office…

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