History is a Gift: The Colfax Massacre
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Current Events | April 17, 2008
LeAnna Keith reflects on the anniversary of the Colfax Massacre.
Archive for the 'African American Studies' Category
This Date in History: April 16, 1960
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & American History | April 16, 2008
A look at this day in history.
Visiting Thomas Jefferson’s Grave
Filed in A-Editor's Picks & A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Law & Media | April 1, 2008
Who should have the right to visit Thomas Jefferson’s grave?
Annie Lee Moss and Joe McCarthy
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Online Resources & Politics | March 11, 2008
AANB contributor Donald Ritchie writes about Annie Lee Moss and Joe McCarthy.
Du Bois and Garvey Meet: No Blood Is Shed!
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Biography | February 22, 2008
Happy Birthday W. E. B. Du Bois.
Historically Black Colleges: Anecdote Doesn’t Equal Evidence
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Education & Media | January 29, 2008
To celebrate the publication of the AANB we asked Dr. Marybeth Gasman to contribute to the OUPblog.
Channeling MLK in the Democratic Primaries
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Current Events & Media & Politics & Western Religion | January 25, 2008
Domke and Coe look at the effects of MLK’s legacy on the Democratic primaries.
Invisible Man: Garvey or Obama
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & American History & Current Events & Politics | January 23, 2008
Colin Grant compares Barack Obama to Marcus Garvey.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & Current Events & Online Resources | January 21, 2008
The OUPblog celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Prez and Billy Holiday
Filed in A-Featured & African American Studies & Biography & Music | November 15, 2007
Dave Gelly helps us understand Lester Young.
