Encyclopedia of African American Society, Volume 2Gerald David Jaynes An encyclopedic reference of African American history and culture. |
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... West's intel- lectual drive . After completing a doctoral program at Princeton in 1980 , West served as fellow , visiting professor , and assistant professor at various schools , including Harvard , Yale University , Barnard College ...
... West's intel- lectual drive . After completing a doctoral program at Princeton in 1980 , West served as fellow , visiting professor , and assistant professor at various schools , including Harvard , Yale University , Barnard College ...
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... West . The free African Americans who settled in the West found their rights limited in their new homes , just as the rights of blacks were limited throughout the country . The western states denied African Americans the rights to vote ...
... West . The free African Americans who settled in the West found their rights limited in their new homes , just as the rights of blacks were limited throughout the country . The western states denied African Americans the rights to vote ...
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... western African Americans . These black urban communities dominated western black history and migration for the rest of the century . The black urban communities in the West allowed African Americans to have more control over their ...
... western African Americans . These black urban communities dominated western black history and migration for the rest of the century . The black urban communities in the West allowed African Americans to have more control over their ...
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Editorial Board | 500 |
Readers Guide xiii | 507 |
African Americans in Halls of Fame | 907 |
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