Journal of African American History

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African American topics
History
African American history
African American military history
Atlantic slave trade
History of slavery in the United States
Civil rights (1896 to 1954)
Civil rights (1955 to 1968)
Jim Crow laws · Civil rights
Reparations · Maafa  · Redlining
Religions
Christian churches
Rastafari · Black Jews
Black Hebrew Israelites
Nation of Islam
Doctrine of Father Divine · Ifá
Vodou · Mami Wata · Orisha
Palo · Akan · Santeria
Hoodoo · Spiritism
Church of God in Christ
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Kwanzaa
Political movements
Garveyism · Black nationalism ·
Black supremacy
Pan-African · Black populism
African American leftism
Black conservatism
Black capitalism
Black Panther Party
Civic organizations
Rights groups
NAACP · SCLC · CORE · SNCC
ASALH · UNCF · NPHC · The Links
Sigma Pi Phi
Economic organizations
NBCC
Sports
Negro League (baseball)
CIAA  · SIAC  · MEAC  · SWAC
Culture
African American studies
Contemporary issues
Black Colleges
Art · Dance · Literature
Music · Blackface · Minstrel show
Languages
AA English · Gullah · Creole
Lists
African Americans
Landmark legislation
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The Journal of African American History

Relevant bibliographic information

ISSN 1548-1867
OCLC 60628423
LCCN 2006-23670

Publisher: Association for the Study of African American Life and History

Association for the Study of African American
Life and History, Inc.
C.B. Powell Building
525 Bryant St. Suite C-142
Washington, DC 20059
Phone: 202-865-0053
Fax: 202-265-7920