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This article is about the | African-American proverb. |
For the | African-American labor leader, see Norman Hill. |
For the | African-American murder victim, see James Byrd, Jr.. |
For the | African-American businessman, see Reginald Lewis. |
aisetta ISD was organized in 1938 for the | African-American community. |
s a 1940 Ealing Studios film starring the | African-American actor Paul Robeson. |
n studying the history and culture of the | African-American community. |
He serves as President of the | African-American Alumni Association Executive Committee. |
The museum was designed by the | African-American architects Jack Haywood and (the late) Vi |
ng was a black Mississippi pioneer in the | African-American Civil Rights Movement (1955-1968). |
The Third Ward became the center for the | African-American community in the city. |
police immediately suspect Newt Lee, the | African-American night watchman who discovered the body (" |
60% of the | African-American and 10% of the European-American students |
nd supported the candidacy of many in the | African-American political community. |
This event was a major milestone in the | African-American Civil Rights Movement. |
In 2010 he was inducted into the | African-American Ethnic Sports Hall of Fame |
For the | African-American singer of similar name, see Paul Robeson. |
n Field Mutiny was a crucial event in the | African-American struggle for equal civil rights. |
It fulfilled a then pressing need of the | African-American community in Columbus for its own enterta |
f its programming is oriented towards the | African-American community, which include gospel music, re |
ving to Chicago, she wrote more about the | African-American experience, and reflected its values (pol |
She founded the | African-American Women Writers Series at Beacon Press, and |
et the tone on major issues impacting the | African-American community and people paid attention. |
cond cycle, "Running Man," focuses on the | African-American family and the barriers of color and clas |
Boston and Providence, he was part of the | African-American poetry group, The Dark Room Collective. |
new church building was conducted by the | African-American Ford Construction Company of Orlando. |
at the film was that the portrayal of the | African-American character "Joe" was too stereotypical. |
ican Robert W. "Bo" Williams defeated the | African-American Democrat Roy Cary. |
Known by the | African-American community as "Queen of Wynnefield," Jacks |
hite moderates in the South, and from the | African-American community. |
"Noche De Fiesta"; music and news for the | African-American community on "The Elmer Akins Gospel Trai |
ed the Banneker Institute in honor of the | African-American mathematician Benjamin Banneker. |
h later became the model for banks in the | African-American community. |
emorial building erected in memory of the | African-American veterans of World War I. |
ment, Clarke advocated for studies on the | African-American experience and the place of Africans in w |
ed toward the readership interests of the | African-American community in Boston, Massachusetts. |
o weekly newspapers in Monroe serving the | African-American community. |
ies") made in the 1930s and 1940s for the | African-American market. |
Scott served as one of the | African-American commissioners from Texas to the Chicago W |
hs of at least four men and destroyed the | African-American housing district in the town. |
inel called Washington the "mother of the | African-American romance", setting the groundwork for a re |
Dock also recalled sneaking over to the | African-American camps in Dorchester at night, where he fi |
You Are" An Ethnohistorical Study of the | African-American Community on the Lands of the Yorktown Na |
It is often compared with the | African-American literature especially in its depiction of |
Reflecting demographic changes in the | African-American community, the cities of Lynwood and Para |
oul music elements that originated in the | African-American community. |
ave news and commentaries relevant to the | African-American and Hispanic communities. |
The hall was a gathering spot for the | African-American community of Bastrop during the time of r |
In 1908, most of the | African-American members withdrew to form their own church |
first station in the country aimed at the | African-American demographic. |
as a singer and conducts research on the | African-American spiritual, in particular the songs of Wil |
and many of the social gatherings of the | African-American community. |
believed that black crime declined as the | African-American population moved toward a more equal stat |
r proponent of liberation theology in the | African-American church and favors more liberal interpreta |
ivil rights leader, especially during the | African-American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 19 |
spoken out against homophobia within the | African-American community and explains the importance of |
poses throughout the 20th century for the | African-American community before falling into disrepair. |
ard is the pen name of Danny Pollard, the | African-American author of Rooftop Diva: A Novel of Triump |
ues such as the high abortion rate in the | African-American community - an effort that has received s |
In 1923 she toured the | African-American theatre circuit with the Black Swan Troub |
e State of Florida in 2007 as part of the | African-American Testing Initiative (AATI), a program focu |
lieves the attack was orchestrated by the | African-American firefighters in retribution for bringing |
ime, was most popular with members of the | African-American community. |
album with lyrical themes relating to the | African-American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 19 |
as a derogatory term directed towards the | African-American community. |
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