Bantu Education: Instrument of Political Socialization
subjectcollectiondate- – 2008-08-17
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Wright's<em>Native Son</em>: The Burden It Bears
subjectcollectiondate- – 2008-08-17
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Black Springfield: A Historical Study
description- – Part Two of article on the history of African Americans in Springfield, Massachusetts. This article covers the period since 1900. It was written by an undergraduate Afro-American Studies student at UMass Amherst as her senior thesis.
- – 2008-08-17
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The Political Reality of Prisons
subjectcollectiondate- – 2008-08-17
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AFRO-AMERICAN SLAVERY: NOTES ON NEW TRENDS IN THEORY&RESEARCH
description- – "Afro-American Slavery: Notes on New Trends in Theory and Research"was read as one of the Five College Black Studies Faculty Seminar Series in 1976.
- – 2008-08-17
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BLACK FAMILY RESEARCH: A CONCEPTUAL OVERVIEW
description- – The article offers a conceptual framework for reviewing social science research on the African American family. A draft of this paper was presented in the 1977 Five College Black Studies Seminar Series.
- – 2008-08-17
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"CLOSE RANKS": MAJOR JOEL E. SPINGARN AND THE TWO SOULS OF DR. W. E. B. DU BOIS
description- – "'Close Ranks': Major Joel E. Spingarn and the Two Souls of Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois"was a part of a larger study of the development of radicalism among Afro-Americans during the second and third decades of the present century.
- – History
- – 2008-08-17
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A NEW BEGINNING TOWARDS A MORE PRODUCTIVE FUTURE FOR BLACK STUDIES
description- – Senator Owens was a member of the Executive Board of the National Council for Black Studies (NCBS)."A New Beginning Toward a More Productive Future for Black Studies"was his 1978 keynote address at the annual convention of the National Council that was held at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. This was the second annual meeting of the NCBS.
- – 2008-08-17
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RACIAL OPPRESSION AND THE BRITISH STATE INTO THE EIGHTIES
description- – As Visiting Professor of Sociology at the University of Massachusetts/ Amherst for the academic year 1980-81, the author of this article read the paper"Racial Oppression and the British State"as one of the Five College Black Studies Faculty Seminar Series on December 2, 1980.
- – 2008-08-25
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THE MARKETING OF BLACK MUSIC
description- – Today's black musicians are challenged not only to master their art, but also the business side of what has become a multi-million dollar consumer market. The author argues that little has changed since the days when black talent was paid with liquor and Cadillacs. Some new groups and young performers have begun to learn from the mistakes of their elders and are managing to hold on in a treacherous marketplace.
- – 2008-08-25
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RENE MARAN'S<em>BATOUALA</em>AND THE<em>PRIX-GONCOURT</em>
description- – A version of this article was presented before the Five College Faculty Seminar in African Studies in 1981. It emerges from the author's specialization in West African and Caribbean Francophone Literature.
- – 2008-08-25
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ARCHETYPAL PATTERNS UNDERLYING TRADITIONAL AFRICAN CULTURES: Janheinz Jahn's<em>Muntu</em>and Chinua Achebe's<em>Things Fall Apart</em>
description- – The present paper was an outgrowth of the author's undergraduate studies in the W. E. B. DuBois Department of Afro-American Studies at the University.
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<em>HEART OF DARKNESS</em>AND CULTURAL NATIONALISM
subjectcollectiondate- – 2008-08-25
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THE BLACK LAWYER AS NON-PERSON IN THE MEDIA, OR"IS YOU DA ALLIGATOR OR DA ALLIGATEET'
description- – A comment on images of black lawyers in the mass media and its implications for African Americans in the profession.
- – 2008-08-25
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SCULPTURE BY DORRANCE J. HILL
description- – Images and commentary on the Sculpture of Dorrance J. Hill
- – 2008-08-25
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