61. African American Resources International Index to Black Periodicals IIBP (FT) Covers African American studies,art, cultural criticism, economics, education, health, history, language http://www.lib.duke.edu/reference/subjects/AAResources.html

duke libraries catalog databases ask a librarian ... contact us African American Studies Resources in the Duke University Libraries Primary Sources Finding Books Finding Articles Citing Sources Subject Librarian: Karen Jean Hunt, k.j.hunt@duke.edu 919-660-5922, 206F Perkins Library Reference Sources Guides to Internet Sources Evaluating Web Pages Resources for K-12 Teachers Primary Sources Collections of primary materials Finding primary materials in the Catalog Databases of primary materials Collections of primary materials Rare Book, Manuscript and Special Collections Library Duke's RBMSCL holdings total more than twelve million manuscripts and close to a quarter million printed items. These collections support research in a variety of disciplines and programs, including African American Studies. Center for Documentary Studies Documentary projects include Behind the Veil: Documenting African American Life in the Jim Crow South. Primary Source Materials on Microfilm in Perkins Library The Black Power Movement, Southern Women's Diaries, Slave Narratives, Plantation Records, 18th and 19th Century newspapers, and more. North Carolina ECHO: Exploring Cultural Heritage Online Gateway to special collections in North Carolina's libraries, archives, and museums. Browse or search by subject to find collections related to African Americans.

62. African American Studies, Majors And Minors Brochures, Student Handbook, Undergr These are the central goals of a liberal arts education at its best. African AmericanStudies has as one of its most fundamental aims helping prepare students http://www.cas.northwestern.edu/advising/AfAm.html

WCAS NU student handbook opportunities ... Majors and Minors Brochures African American Studies African American Studies WHY LEARN ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES? Courses in African American Studies generate broader awareness and appreciation of the world that is a fundamental goal of a liberal education. African American Studies can meet the diverse needs and interests of a variety of students, whether black or non-black, in several ways. First, it enhances understanding of both the black experience and the societies of which African Americans are a part. It provides a significant means of understanding and examining American society, the diversity and pluralistic nature of the black experience, and important continuities and commonalties across national and racial boundaries.

63. InfoDome - Basic Information Resources For African American Studies Topics relating to the interdisciplinary field of African American studies are accessedin America History and Life (history), ERIC (education) and Academic http://infodome.sdsu.edu/research/guides/aframstudies.shtml

Library Home Research Catalog (the PAC) Article Databases ... Make a Donation Basic Information Resources for African American Studies Content Online Catalog (the PAC) Encyclopedias Biographical Sources Indexes, Bibliographies, Guidebooks and Catalogs ... Online/Electronic Resources Online Catalog (the PAC) For books pertaining to the interdisciplinary field of African American studies, select the subject category on the PAC menu. Numerous subdivisions listed in Library of Congress Subject Headings , located near the Reference Desk, will assist in choosing and narrowing the area of research. What follows is a small sampling of various categories of reference books, found on the main (1st) floor in Reference Services, that can assist you in doing research on topics relating to African Americans. Typically, a subject search in the PAC for these books begins with "African American(s)" followed by a narrowing category. For example, "African Americans - Dictionaries", or "African Americans - Bibliography", or "African Americans - Biography." Guidebooks E 184.65 A37 Ref

64. African American Studies in African American and African studies. Coverage is 19701996; includes powerfulsearch engine. From J-Stor. Journal of Blacks in Higher education * Complete http://faculty.washington.edu/qtaylor/Websites_maps/aa_websites.htm

Back to homepage African American Studies – Research Guides and Websites Please report any non functioning site to tamblyn3@comcast.net so it can be removed. Regarding Websites : Web research can be very useful and lead to much useful and important information. While every effort has been made to list only "reliable" sites, researchers should be aware that control of sites change (often without notice) from time to time and, thus, the reliability and point of view of the website may change (for better or worse). One of the best uses of web information is to locate good primary and secondary sources that should be directly examined. Websites also go out of existence, so, for scholarly work, they are not reliable sources, like a published work which, presumably, will always be available in some library (Library of Congress) for examination. Beware especially of quoting or otherwise relying upon unidentified opinions found on websites. Basic guide to web research: Use your library BEFORE you start your web research. You will learn many terms that will be useful in your web research. You should read at least one good, broad secondary source on the subject before starting your research.

65. Take African American Studies Classes - Columbia University Continuing Education africanamerican studies. Fall 2004. Institute for Research in african-americanstudies. Advanced Undergraduate Courses. African American studies C3936. http://www.ce.columbia.edu/as/courses/year/afram.cfm

Elective Studies Home Program Info Courses Financing ... View Another Department African-American Studies Founding Director Professor Manning Marable 1313 International Affairs Building mm247@columbia.edu Director Professor Farah J. Griffin 758 Schermerhorn Extension fjg8@columbia.edu Assistant Director Shawn D. Mendoza 758 Schermerhorn Extension sm322@columbia.edu Chair of Undergraduate Program Professor Mignon R. Moore 320M Fayerweather mm1664@columbia.edu Chair of Graduate Program Professor Steven Gregory 757 Schermerhorn Extension sg820@columbia.edu Institute Office 758 Schermerhorn Extension iraas@columbia.edu Office Hours By appointment Web www.columbia.edu/cu/iraas/ Titles of night courses, if offered, are indicated in color. Please note: The courses listed below are subject to change. Please verify course availability prior to registration. Directory of Classes Fall 2004 Institute for Research in African-American Studies Advanced Undergraduate Courses African American Studies C3936. Colloquium: Black Intellectuals. 4 pts. Course Number Call Number/ Section Location Instructor Enrollment Fall 2004 :: AFAS C3936 :: Credit Sections AFAS W 11:00a - 1:00p 758 Schermerhorn Hall F. Griffin

66. Courses, African-American Studies: Columbia University Continuing Education, New africanamerican studies. Fall 2003. Institute for Research in african-americanstudies. Advanced Undergraduate Courses. Spring 2004. http://www.ce.columbia.edu/courses/afram.cfm

Columbia Home Continuing Education Home Ask a Question Request a Bulletin ... Becoming a Student African-American Studies Founding Director Professor Manning Marable 1313 International Affairs Building mm247@columbia.edu Director Professor Farah J. Griffin 758 Schermerhorn Extension fjg8@columbia.edu Assistant Director Shawn D. Mendoza 758 Schermerhorn Extension sm322@columbia.edu Chair of Undergraduate Program Professor Mignon R. Moore 320M Fayerweather mm1664@columbia.edu Chair of Graduate Program Professor Steven Gregory 757 Schermerhorn Extension sg820@columbia.edu Institute Office 758 Schermerhorn Extension iraas@columbia.edu Office Hours By appointment Web www.columbia.edu/cu/iraas/ Titles of night courses, if offered, are indicated in color. Please note: The courses listed below are subject to change. Please verify course availability prior to registration. Directory of Classes Fall 2004 Institute for Research in African-American Studies Advanced Undergraduate Courses African American Studies C3936. Colloquium: Black Intellectuals. 4 pts. Course Number Call Number/ Section Location Instructor Enrollment Fall 2004 :: AFAS C3936 :: Credit Sections AFAS W 11:00a - 1:00p 758 Schermerhorn Hall F. Griffin

67. UMBC Africana Studies Dept. students planning professional careers in medicine, law, public policy, social workand education pursue a second major or minor in African American studies. http://www.research.umbc.edu/africana/

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE COUNTY AFRICANA STUDIES DEPT. Faculty Program Description Course Descriptions CHAIR Willie B. Lamouse-Smith Sociology development administration, African religion, demography PROFESSORS Miriam DeCosta-Willis African African literature, women studies, creative writing Daphne D. Harrison African and African American music, women studies ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Jonathan A. Peters African and African American literature and black folklore Acklyn Lynch African American political thought, philosophy, popular culture, Caribbean history and politics ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Thomas N. Robinson, Jr. Psychology PROGRAM DESCRIPTION (Courses in this program are listed under AFAM). The African American studies program provides students of all ethnic and cultural backgrounds with a detailed understanding of the foundations of African American culture, from ancient Egypt to the present. This comprehensive, liberal arts program is international in scope. The variety of courses and options in African American studies often provides students the opportunity to explore perspectives they have not yet experienced. All courses, as well as options for the major, are open to all students. Many students find it productive to combine African American studies with another discipline in a dual major. Students may also minor in African American studies.

68. Education 525/African American Studies 581 of individual prejudices and institutionalized isms and their roles in themis-education of urban youth, with an emphasis on African American youth. http://www.cortland.edu/cure/edu525.html

SUNY CORTLAND EDU 525/AAS 581 - Teaching the Inner City Child 3 credit hours Professor Information: Instructor: Michelle Kelly Office: D-132 Cornish E-mail: kellym@cortland.edu Required Texts: Tatum, Beverly Daniel (1997). "Why are all the black kids sitting together in the cafeteria?" and other conversations about race. New York: Basic Books. Kozol, Jonathan (2000). Ordinary resurrections. New York: Crown Publishers. Michie, Greg (1999). Holler if you hear me: The education of a teacher and his students. New York: Teachers College Press. Haberman, Martin (1995). Star teachers of children in poverty. West Lafayette, IN: Kappa Delta Pi. Ladson-Billings, Gloria (1994). The dreamkeepers: Successful teachers of African American children. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers. Other readings as assigned. These will be handed out in class. Course Attendance and Due Date Policy: 1. Attendance, class preparation, and class participation. Attendance involves coming to class on time and staying for the entire class. Two unexcused absences will result in a drop of one-third letter of your final grade, i.e. B to B-. Each additional absence results in another drop of one-third-letter grade. Preparation involves completing readings and written assignments and bringing the texts assigned for the week to class. Participation involves asking questions, making comments, participation in class activities, sharing reactions and providing feedback.

69. SUNY Cortland African American Studies Program African American studies (Elementary education). Dual major in Adolescence educationSocial studies and African American studies (712) SSA and AAS. http://www.cortland.edu/aas/

Quick Links: Academic Support Advisement/First Year Programs Banner Web Access Bookstore Bursar/Student Accounts Career Services Child Care Center Classified Ads College Catalogs Continuing Education Course Schedule Dining Services Diversity Donations/Foundation Educational Opportunity Program Faculty Senate Financial Aid Human Resources Outdoor Education Facilities Registrar/Transcripts Research and Grants Residential Services Student Organizations/Services Study Abroad Summer Session Summer Sports School Technology on Campus University Police WebMail (Campus E-Mail) Winter Session Academic Support Advisement/First Year Programs Bookstore Bursar/Student Accounts ... Winter Session African American Studies Program Faculty Seth N. Asumah (Coordinator), William Buxton, Bernard Jackson, Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo, Michelle Kelly, Samuel Kelley, Kassim Kone, Edward Moore, Thomas Mwanika, Mechtild Nagel, Emmanuel Nelson, Susan Rayl, Keith Smith, Paul van der Veur, Donald Wright Programs Offered Bachelor of Arts in African American Studies Bachelor of Arts in Adolescence Education: Social Studies and African American Studies (7-12) Majors Offered African American Studies with a concentration in African and African American History African American Studies with a concentration in African American Sociological, Political, and Community Development

70. African American Studies And Research Program: Semester Course Offerings (text-o Goodwine, AAS 401 INDP READING/RESEARCH IN AFRICAN AMERICAN studies (Brownvs. Board of education). 001, T, 400 pm 630 pm, OT 110, Harris, http://www.uky.edu/AS/AASRP/text-only/semester_course_offerings.html

UK Home Academic Programs Athletics Medical Center ... Graphic Version African American Studies and Research Program [Text-Only Version] Return Home Staff and Affiliated Faculty AAS Curriculum Semester Course Offerings ... Contact Us Semester Course Offerings Spring 2004 Course Offerings AAS/SOC 235 INEQUALITIES IN SOCIETY TR 11:00 am - 12:15 pm CB 245 Pease MWF 10:00 am - 10:50 am CB 214 Brown MW 6:00 pm - 7:17 pm CB 201 Whitlow AAS/HIS 261 AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY 1865-Present TR 11:00 am - 12:45 pm LCLI 357 Melish AAS/HIS 261 MAJOR BLACK WRITERS TR 9:30 am - 10:45 am CB 219 Tucker MWF 10:00 am - 10:50 am CD 219 Fairfield MWF 12:00 pm - 12:50 pm CB 231 Fairfield MWF 2:00 pm - 2:50 pm CB 209 Tweedy AAS/MUS 300 HISTORY OF JAZZ MWF 2:00 pm - 2:50 pm FA 17 Staff TR 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm CB 331 Staff AAS 400 SPECIAL TOPICS IN AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES (Malcom X, Islam and Black Nationalism) MW 9:30 am - 10:45 am KL 519 Bagby (Understanding Judicial Process) M 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm CB 303 Goodwine AAS 401 INDP READING/RESEARCH IN AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES (Brown vs. Board of Education)

71. Graduate Students MA, African American studies, UC Berkeley, MA, Multicultural Issues in education,Stanford University, BA, Social Science, UC Berkeley, redmond@uclink.berkeley http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~africam/gradstds.html

Graduate Students Graduate Advisor: Robert L. Allen, Associate Professor rlallen@uclink.berkeley.edu Name Area(s) of Interests Personal email indicates Ph.D. received ARAKI, KEIKO M.A., African American Studies, U.C. Berkeley, M.A., Political Science, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, B.A., Law (International Relations), Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo, Japan keikoara@uclink.berkeley.edu BAILEY, MARLON M.A., African American Studies, U.C. Berkeley, M.F.A., Theatre Performance (Acting), West Virginia University, B.A., cum laude, Theatre/Speech Education, Olivet College mmbailey@uclink.berkeley.edu BECK, LATOYA B.A., cum laude, International Studies, Hamline University lbeck01@uclink.berkeley.edu CHASE, HALDANE M.A., African American Studies, UC Berkeley, M.A., Spanish, Queens University, Ontario, Canada, B.A., Honors, French and Spanish, McMaster University, Ontario, Canada heychase@uclink.berkeley.edu CLITANDRE, NADEGE T. M.A., African American Studies, U.C. Berkeley, M.A., Humanities, Univeristy of Chicago, B.A., English Literature, Hampton University nayadou@uclink.berkeley.edu

72. African American Studies Grace Livingston, African American studies/education, BA, Jamaica TheologicalSeminary, PhD, University of WisconsinMadison, specializes in curriculum http://www.ups.edu/admission/dis/africanamerican_dis.htm

African American Studies African American Studies is an interdepartmental program. The program focuses on the experiences and intellectual traditions of African Americans and Africans in the African Diaspora, but it also recognizes that other academic subjects bear importantly on the understanding of these experiences and should have a place in the African American Studies curriculum. Students in the African American Studies program will encounter African American experiences through a variety of disciplinary lenses; will confront the implications of living in an increasingly multi-cultural world and nation; will identify the local, regional, and national issues and problems that will affect their lives; and will formulate personal views and agendas for understanding such experiences, living, issues, and problems. For more information, please contact: Dexter Gordon, Director African American Studies University of Puget Sound 1500 North Warner #1045 Tacoma, WA 98416-1045

73. African American Studies Research Guide business, humanities, general science, multicultural studies, and education. Topicsinclude African American studies, American Indians/Native Americans, Gay http://web.library.emory.edu/subjects/studies/afam/aas.htm

General Business Health Sciences Law ... home African American Studies Using the Libraries About the Libraries Ask a Question African American Studies Research Guide Table Of Contents Reference Sources Library Catalog Subject Headings for Works about African Americans Databases Anthropology ... Citing Sources and Managing Citations Reference Sources Chronologies and Atlases Black Saga : The African American Experience Reference E185 .C519 1995 Timelines of African-American History : 500 Years of Black Achievement Reference E185 .C875 1994 The Timetables of African-American History : A Chronology of the Most Important People and Events in African-American History Reference: E185 .H295 1995 Pan-African Chronology : A Comprehensive Reference to the Black Quest for Freedom in Africa, the Americas, Europe, and Asia Reference E185.18 .J46 1996 The Atlas of African-American History and Politics : From the Slave Trade to Modern Times Reference E185 .S574 1998 Dictionaries, Encyclopedias and Handbooks Africana : The Encyclopedia of the African and African American Experience Reference DT14 .A37435 1999

74. African American Studies afroam2.htm Compiled by Howard University, this guide provides links to a widevariety of African Americanrelated sites. education. Black studies Links http http://library.leeuniversity.edu/guides/beh_socsci/AfricanAmerican_Studies.htm

All Research Guides Databases Online Catalog ... Home African American Studies Links General Education History and Culture ... Databases and Periodicals This guide lists starting points for locating information on African American-related topics. For more resources, please consult the Library's homepage or consult a reference librarian for assistance (423) 614-8562. Links General Afro-American Studies Guide Compiled by Howard University, this guide provides links to a wide variety of African American-related sites. Education Black Studies Links Compiled by the American Library Association, a list of links to African American research collections, black studies programs, and historically black colleges and universities. United Negro College Fund History and Culture See also the Library's guide to locating information on Spirituals and Black Gospel Music African American Literature Online Guide to African American literature during the Twentieth Century. African American Mosaic http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/african/intro.html

75. TUP Subject Index: African American Studies List of Titles Bestsellers Enticing Readers Choice Books Authors Subject IndexAfricanAmerican, Asian- American studies, education, Labor, Philadelphia http://www.temple.edu/tempress/african.html

Award-Winners Description of Awards, List of Titles Bestsellers Enticing Readers' Choice Subject Index African-American, Asian- American Studies, Education, Labor, Philadelphia, Sports... Series Listing Thirty active series of books to peruse Seasonal Catalogs Browse our books by season Study Guides Discussion questions and recommended reading lists Forthcoming Books Soon to be published Home Our Books Contact Us Place an Order ... Search Show Only Available Titles or All Titles in this list. Black Power, White Blood: The Life and Times of Johnny Spain Andrews, Lori African Intellectual Heritage: A Book of Sources edited by Asante, Molefi Kete and Abu S. Abarry The Afrocentric Idea: Revised and Expanded Edition Asante, Molefi Kete paper1-56639-595-X Excerpt available Voice Over: The Making of Black Radio Barlow, William Excerpt available Barlow, William Still the Big News: Racial Oppression in America Blauner, Bob Excerpt available Catalog of the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection of the Temple University Libraries Blockson, Charles L., introduction by Dorothy Porter Wesley Black Women Writing Autobiography: A Tradition Within a Tradition Braxton, Joanne M.

76. African American Studies [Dr William R. Jones] national and international institutions, including the Florida education Fund , the Accra,Ghana), the National Council for African American studies , and the http://www.fsu.edu/~aas/bio/jones.htm

Bio Main Menu Home Resources FAQs Contact Information ... Certificate 106 Bellamy Bldg. Tallahassee, FL 32306-2151 Professor Emeritus Dr. William R. Jones Office - 106 Bellamy Bldg Phone - (850) 644-5512 Email - wbilljones@aol.com Dr. William R. Jones is an internationally-recognized scholar in the areas of Multiculturalism, Liberation Theology, and Oppression. He has been a member of the Florida State University faculty since 1977, when he became the first director of African American Studies and a professor in the Department of Religion. He teaches Theory and Dynamics of Oppression, Introduction to the African American Experience, and special topics in African American Religion, African American participation in sports, and conflict reduction. He now teaches one semester each academic year at FSU. Biography William R. Jones has devoted his 35-year career as a scholar, educator, philosopher, and activist to the diagnosis and mapping of oppression and the development of strategies to correct social inequities. Central, if not inaugural, to this work has been the investigation of liberation theology, religious humanism, and theories of culture. Greatly influenced by the work of W.E.B. Du Bois, Carter G. Woodson

77. ALA | African American Culture This piece began with a focus on educationrelated and other scholarly sites. SinceAfrican American studies (or Black studies or Afro-American studies) has http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues1999/january1/africanamer

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Login Quicklinks Career Opportunities Chapters CHOICE Committees Directory of Leadership e-Learning Forms Information Literacy Marketing @ your library Publications Catalog RBM Recruiting to the Profession Scholarly Communication Sections Tipsheets Publications Career Opportunities Back Issues: 2004 Back Issues: 2003 ... Back Issues: 1999 January INTERNET RESOURCES African American culture: Some sites you should bookmark January 1999 Vol. 60, No. 1 by Elna L. Saxton and Jo McClamroch This piece began with a focus on education-related and other scholarly sites. Since African American Studies (or Black Studies or Afro-American Studies) has been an established academic discipline at dozens of institutions since the late 1960s, we were confident we would quickly be overrun with quality sites. It soon became apparent that there are many quality sites, and that to focus only on academic sites was too narrow for this article. Our resource list, therefore, expanded beyond academia into a total of five categories: Getting started, Educational sites/research centers, Organizations/Associations, Afrocen-tric sites, and E-journals/news services. We do deliberately highlight more African American than Africana sites. At the same time, we do not suggest that we could capture the essence of or exhaust the number of potentially valuable sites for any culture's links, be it African American, Asian American, Native American, or any ethnic group. At the risk of sounding hyperbolic, the Internet is a mother lode of information for cultural information.

78. African American Studies Courses outside African American studies that could enhance employment opportunitiescommunications; computer science; education; English; French; Spanish; Swahili http://rainbowbook.buffalo.edu/aasrbb03.shtml

You are Here: The Rainbow Book 2003-04 Department of African American Studies 732 Clemens Hall Phone: (716) 645-2082/2083 Fax: (716) 645-5976 Web: African American Studies What the Program is about The liberal arts curriculum in African American Studies provides students with an understanding of the diverse experiences of African people and the African Diaspora. The most unique aspect of this department is that, through the broad spectrum of the humanities, arts and social sciences' disciplines, it specifically examines the cultural, historical and political life of African Americans in the United States. Using the perspectives of varied disciplines, our courses define the historical and current connections amongst people of African descent in the Americas with those in Africa, the Caribbean and other areas of the world. Career Choices Archivist Banker Broadcaster Business Management Diplomacy Educator Foreign News Correspondent Freelance Writer Government Official Health Specialist Historian Human Services Worker Immigration Official International Civil Servant Journalist Lawyer Law Enforcement Officer Mass Media Critic Museum Curator Candidate for further degrees in: Arts Education Health Sciences History Law Social Sciences Alumni in African American Studies have found employment in the following fields: Banking Erie County Government Federal and New York State Government Service Film Health Related Professions Immigration Services Law Libraries Local Law Enforcement Museum Curator Prisons Correctional Service

79. WIU Undergraduate Catalog 2001-2002 -- African American Studies 100 Introduction to African American studies. (3) (General education/Multiculturalstudies) A survey of the history of Black people including the Cradle of http://www.wiu.edu/users/miprov/ugcat/01/afamst.shtml

Academic Calendar Introduction Colleges A ... WIU Home Page African American Studies Chairperson: Dr. Michael Anthony Cooke Office: Morgan Hall 232 Telephone: 309/298-1181 Fax: 309/298-2181 E-Mail: miaas@wiu.edu Faculty: Boukari, Cooke, Na'Allah, Simpson, Watkins, West. The African American Studies (AAS) Department is designed to provide a Black perspective and an informed analysis of past and present conditions of people of African origin and descent. The AAS department emphasizes multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches to the study of historical development, societies and cultures, economic, social, and political problems, contributions, and potentials of Black people of the Americas and Africa. Minors A minor in African American Studies is an excellent complement to several majors, especially those which involve interracial contacts and relations. Students pursuing majors in the social sciences, communications, humanities, education, social work, recreation and park administration, law enforcement and justice administration, and community health and health services management could particularly benefit by electing this minor. Minor in African American Studies: 18 s.h.

80. Gould Library -- Resources For African American Studies African American Review Main Periodicals (1992present); JSTOR (1992 Journal of BlackStudies JSTOR (1970-2000 Journal of Blacks in Higher education JSTOR (1993 http://www.carleton.edu/campus/library/reference/subjectpages/afamstudies.htm

You are here: Campus Gould Library Subject Guides for Research > African American Studies Resources for African American Studies Getting Started Finding Books Finding Periodical Articles Web Sites ... Library Contact Getting Started: Selected Reference Works Begin your search with reference works to find background information, locate statistics and facts, and build a bibliography. General Reference Works Africana: The Encyclopedia of the African and African American Experience Ref DT 14 .A37435 1999 A number of articles in this encyclopedia of the African Diaspora deal with African American history and culture. Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History Ref E185 .E54 1996 This encyclopedia's 2200 articles include biographies of prominent African Americans and essays on historical periods, places, cultural achievements, professions, and sports. An excellent starting point for research, as each essay includes a bibliography. Education Encyclopedia of African American Education Ref LC 2717 .E53 1996

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