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Academic
Info: African-American History & Studies |
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African
American
History (University of Washington) |
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African-American
Mosaic: A Library of Congress Resource Guide for the Study of Black
History & Culture (includes information on colonization,
abolition, migrations, & Work Progress Administration) |
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African-American
Resources: Electronic Text Center (includes items from special
collections at the University of Virginia) |
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African American
Women's History (includes
biographies, organizations,
events, & movements
related to black women in
America, from slavery through Reconstruction, Harlem Renaissance & civil
rights) |
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Africans in America (a
PBS web site companion to the PBS video series
Africans in America: America's Journey Through Slavery; includes
historical Narrative, a
Resource Bank of images, documents, stories, biographies, &
commentaries, & a Teacher's Guide for using the content of this web site
& the video series in courses) |
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AFRO-American
Almanac (includes information & documents from the
beginning of the slave trade through the Civil Rights Movement, to the
present) |
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American
Slave Narratives: An Online Anthology (includes texts, photos,
& recordings of some selected Work Progress Administration
interviews; University of Virginia) |
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Civil Rights Movement Veterans (includes
information, documents, & links to other sites on the civil rights
years) |
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Classic African American
Literature (includes historical & literary documents;
University of Virginia) |
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Frederick
Douglass Papers: Douglass Documents: Web Resources (includes
information & documents related to Frederick Douglass (1818-1895),
who was a
former slave & a famous African
American opponent of slavery;
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis) |
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Historical
Text Archive: Links: African American (includes links to
general African American historical information;
also includes access to articles & e-books) |
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Martin
Luther King, Jr. Papers Project (includes papers, speeches, sermons, autobiography, biography,
chronology, & articles by & about Martin Luther King, Jr.
(1929-1968);
Stanford University) |
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Negro
League Baseball (includes team histories & player profiles) |
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North
American Slave Narratives (includes books,
pamphlets, & broadsides written by fugitive & former slaves before 1920;
a National Endowment for the Humanities project done by scholars at the
University of North Carolina) |