Introduction to African American Studies

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  Introduction to African American Studies: Transdisciplinary Approaches and Implications

  By Talmadge Anderson, James Benjamin Stewart

  107 S.Walker, Their Highest Potential: An African American School Community in the Segregated South (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 1996). 108 W.E.B. Du Bois, “Does the Negro Need Separate Schools?

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  Introduction to African American Studies: Cultural Concepts and Theory

  By Talmadge Anderson

  Introduction to African American Studies: Cultural Concepts and Theory

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  Introduction to African American Studies: A Reader

  By Stephen Balkaran

  Part III contains readings about Jim Crow, the roots of Plessy vs. Ferguson, and the Niagara Movement. In Part IV, students learn about the impact of African American artists on literature, arts, and culture from 1927 - 1940.

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  Introduction to African American Studies: An African Centered Historiography of African American History and Culture

  By Karla D. Kirk

  Introduction to African American Studies: An African Centered Historiography of African American History and Culture

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  Introduction to African American Studies: A Critical Reader

  By Frederick Gooding Jr

  While not an exceedingly exhaustive encyclopaedia or a tenaciously technical textbook, this is a critical reader providing an introduction to important concepts and ideas that shape and frame the African American experience.

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  Introduction to African American Studies

  By Eric Wright

  Introduction to African American Studies

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  Introduction to African American Studies: A Reader

  By Stephen Balkaran

  Introduction to African American Studies: A Reader chronicles the experience of African Americans in the United States from their first arrival in 1619 to present day.

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  Introduction to African American Studies: A Reader (Preliminary Edition)

  By Stephen Balkaran

  Introduction to African American Studies: A Reader (Preliminary Edition)