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It coordinates events of	African-American mystic societies.
eph religious taught their first class of	African-American students.
His show featured the music of	African-American recording artists.
Hokum: An Anthology of	African-American Humor (2006)
Bryant is of	African-American, Chinese-American, and Irish-Scottish Cel
Wilkerson, of	African-American and Thai descent, was born in Houston, Te
It is also a leading publisher of	African-American studies, civil rights history and environ
one of the nation's largest producers of	African-American cosmetics.
Jacksonville, Florida, Asia Vernimo is of	African-American and Filipino descent.
y he became acquainted with the plight of	African-American slaves.
Rose is of	African-American ethnicity and she was born in Staten Isla
She is of	African-American, Native American and Puerto Rican descent
y, McLin protested for equal treatment of	African-American service members.
(along with the 9th) a regiment formed of	African-American troopers.
lso gained notoriety for the slaughter of	African-American Union soldiers from Kansas by the Confede
it was established in 1909 by a group of	African-American immigrants as a block settlement.
g Ray's tenure, Kentucky's recruitment of	African-American players increased, notably with star runn
Afrotopia: Roots of	African-American Popular History, Cambridge University Pre
AHANA is a term that refers to persons of	African-American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American des
g constructed for the higher education of	African-American women in the United States.
Her interests include the study of	African-American political thought, black religious ideas
A major subplot involves a group of	African-American jazz musicians who perform at a Berlin ni
was used in London to describe a form of	African-American dance/funk music from 1980s.
Household Union of America was a union of	African-American tenant farmers (sharecroppers).
as become a vitally important showcase of	African-American artists and culture for Boston and the Un
ians and Their Music (1935), a history of	African-American music traditions from Africa to the Ameri
called for the bribery or intimidation of	African-American voters.
Lakeview was established by a group of	African-American freedomen who immigrated from North Carol
s believed to be the first recognition of	African-American culture at a World's Fair.
rvey's entente with the Klan, a number of	African-American leaders appealed to U.S. Attorney General
the post of lecturer in the Department of	African-American Studies at Emory University in Atlanta, G
praised for its use of multiple genres of	African-American music, including gospel, spirituals, blue
ion of athlete Grant Hill's collection of	African-American artists.
eds), Time Longer than Rope: A Century of	African-American Activism, 1850-1950 (New York, 2003).
d is attended predominantly by members of	African-American descent.
in that it was made up almost entirely of	African-American troops, which had previously belonged to
were required to maintain a percentage of	African-American students between 15 and 50%.
he 1950s-60s, who opposed registration of	African-American voters.
Carr commanded a division of	African-American soldiers in the XVIII Corps and briefly c
rt is awash with blackface stereotypes of	African-American people and culture, and of life in the ru
A mixed-race woman of	African-American and Filipino descent, Melissa graduated f
nterested primarily in the development of	African-American students who triumphed over significant o
f Roseland that represents a microcosm of	African-American self determination.
r as an attempt at an honest treatment of	African-American life.
Lewis Johnson included a large number of	African-American soldiers, a sight that enraged many in Ho
Wendell Logan, Professor of	African-American Music and Chair of the Oberlin Jazz Studi
he nation's most significant landmarks of	African-American urban history.
ng exclusively about the upper echelon of	African-American society, through coverage of premier cele
Bell's father had been an associate of	African-American businesswoman Mary Ellen Pleasant, and wi
eclared a heretic by the Joint College of	African-American Pentecostal Bishops.
in 1933 intended primarily for the use of	African-American men, and was at the time one of the best
She criticized the thinking of	African-American Jeremiah Wright for making racist stateme
cLaren, set to the boogie-woogie music of	African-American jazz pianist Albert Ammons.
issue of Ten/Eight devoted to the work of	African-American photographers.
students in 1979 to refer to students of	African-American, Hispanic, Asian, or Native American desc
n American jazz bandleader and pianist of	African-American descent.
gned homes and for the Harrison Museum of	African-American Culture located in the former Harrison Sc
t recently, Beatty edited an anthology of	African-American humor called Hokum and wrote an article i
d an appreciation for a unique element of	African-American culture.
, the farm was the site of the efforts of	African-American slave Stephen Bishop to produce a map of
e Metropolitan Area with small pockets of	African-American neighborhoods in the cities of Sanford, G
d Paul S. Morton) of the Joint College of	African-American Pentecostal Bishops expressed a desire to
seum contains many priceless artifacts of	African-American culture in New Orleans, including elabora
Shortly before the death of	African-American poet Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906), Ja
role as North Carolina featured a lot of	African-American as well as young voters in college towns,
to make a contribution to the struggle of	African-American people in the South during a time when th
ply turns against preconceived notions of	African-American society and allows for the creation of a
onse to stimuli, and the breakthroughs of	African-American agriculturalist George Washington Carver.
has a comparatively higher percentage of	African-American residents and a notable percentage of chi
produced radio documentary on the life of	African-American History icon, Paul Robeson, who was born
Troops" to facilitate the recruitment of	African-American soldiers to fight for the Union Army.
for Pittsburgh's burgeoning community of	African-American theater artists.
ng Chairman of the Illinois Commission of	African-American Males (1992-1994), the National Associati
il of Negro Affairs, an informal group of	African-American public policy advisors to United States P

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