The Negro almanac : a reference work on the African American /
From a historical review, through the history of civil rights organizations and growth and population of the black population, to the jazz scene and blacks in the Americas, sub-Saharan Africa, and the western hemisphere.
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| Language: | English |
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Detroit :
Gale Research Inc.,
©1989.
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| Edition: | Fifth edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Chronology: Historical review
- Significant documents in African-American history (1688-1989)
- Growth and distribution of the black population
- Black family
- Black worker in the labor movement
- Black capitlism
- Employment, unemployment, and the labor force
- Income, earnings, and incidence of poverty
- Federal government and assistance programs
- Perspectives on black education
- Blacks in Colonial and Revolutionary America
- Black servicemen and the military establishment
- Black amateur and professional athlete
- Black writers, scholars, and poets
- Black artist
- Inventors and scientists
- Black entertainer in the performing arts
- Black classical musicians
- Jazz scene
- Black in films
- Black press and broadcast media
- Black religious tradition
- National black organizations
- Black woman
- Prominent black Americans
- Black firsts
- Slavery in the Americas
- Sub-Saharan Africa: Emerging nations
- Blacks in the western hemisphere.