Black Representation in Fashion History | Conversations on Dress | Costume Society of America

Costume Society of America Roundtable: Black Representation in the Fashion History Classroom Professors and experts who study Black fashion history discuss new methods and best practices for teaching the accurate representation of Black contributions to fashion in the history classroom. Did you enjoy this video? Please consider supporting our mission and our free webinar series by clicking here to make a contribution: https://csoa.memberclicks.net/contributions#/. Panelists: Kimberly Jenkins; Ryerson University Professor, Lecturer, Diversity Consultant' Dr. Eulanda Sanders; Iowa State University Department Chair, Design Director, Professor; Dr. Jonathan Michael Square; Harvard University Faculty Member, Writer, Historian, Curator. Moderator: Indira Washington; University of Georgia Journalism & Fashion Student CSA Host: Monica Sklar; Costume Society of America's Vice President for Technology; University of Georgia Assistant Professor and Liaison to the Historic Clothing and Textiles Collection