Women in Guam History Poster: Laura Maud Thompson

PRICE: $30.00

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DESCRIPTION

Part of Guampedia's Women in Guam History commemorative poster series. All posters in this series consist of an image of the individual being recognized, along with a brief biography with notable accomplishments. Poster design by Odyessa San Nicolas.

Laura Maud Thompson (1905-2000), a distinguished sociocultural anthropologist, is best known for her comprehensive studies of the CHamoru people of Guam. She was also an advocate in Washington, DC, for the autonomy of CHamorus during the colonial administration of the island under the US Navy. Her book, Guam and Its People published in 1941, 1947 and 1969, is a singular testament to her admiration and empathy for the CHamorus of Guam.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• THIS IS AN INDIVIDUAL POSTER. To order the complete series, click here.
• DIMENSIONS: 20" x 30"
• WEIGHT: 2.8 oz