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AFR AM 101/201: Research Methods for African American Studies F
This course guide points to library print and electronic sources for research methods concerning African Diaspora Studies. Tags: African American Studies JSTOR Black Studies Center OskiCat WorldCat

AFR AM 117: African Americans in the Industrial Age S11
Tags: African American Studies history Black Nationalism industrial age

AFR AM 125: History of the Modern Civil Rights Movement
Tags: African American Studies Civil Rights history

AFR AM R1B: The Writings of Randall Robinson S13
Tags: African American Studies Randall Robinson TransAfrica Reparations Human Rights

AFR AM 139: Teaching Freedom: The History of African American Education SU13
African American Studies, Education, Higher Education, Civil Rights, Desegregation Tags: African American Studies education history

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