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350 in paperback the following year: Interview with Philip Turner, former editor in chief of Kodansha Globe, March 4, 2008.
352 “best in me I owe to her”: Obama, Dreams from My Father, xii.
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A Note on Photos
Over the past three years, people surprised me repeatedly with photographs of Ann Dunham. There was the photo of Ann, at forty-four, on a Manhattan rooftop—the photo that left me wondering about her in the first place. There was the photo of Ann, in a borrowed sarong and kebaya, at the University of Hawai‘i at age twenty-one. Over a dish of crisp fried cow’s lung in a Jakarta restaurant in 2009, Samardal Manan pulled out a black-and-white snapshot dating back to 1969. When I met Bill Byers, he showed me a photo, of Ann in a dashiki, which he had held on to for thirty-five years. Classmates, colleagues, field assistants, a driver, a professor, protégées, family members, and friends unearthed images in old albums, stuffed in envelopes, bent at the corners. Ann kept photos, too. For years, she documented in photographs as well as writing the working lives of the blacksmiths and other craftspeople she studied. She took her camera on field trips with teams of younger colleagues to places like Sulawesi and Bali. Some of those pictures became part of her dissertation. After her death, many were kept by her close friends. Some of the images in this book were made public during the 2008 presidential campaign by Obama for America, the campaign organization. But most were made available to me by family members and friends of Ann Dunham, some of whom chose not to be credited by name.
PHOTO CREDITS
Page 27: Courtesy Margaret McCurry Wolf
Page 54: Linnet Dunden Botkin
Page 61; photo insert page 5: Polaris
Pages 94, 144, 145; photo insert page 2, middle: AP Photo/Obama for America
Page 98: Gerald and Sylvia Krausse
Page 135: AP Photo/Obama Presidential Campaign
Page 141: Bill Byers
Pages 164, 166: Nancy Peluso
Page 247: Collection of Julia Suryakusuma, reproduced with permission of Julia Suryakusuma
Stanley Ann Dunham
Stanley, Stanley Ann, and Madelyn, Yellowstone National Park, summer 1947
With Barack
At Borobudur, early 1970s
During her fieldwork in Kajar,