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history	= NEW! African American History Museums Christian Science Monitor's Black History Month page African American History in Western New York from 1770 to 2000. Includes information on Tubman, Douglass, DuBois, the Niagara movement. (new web address) IMPORTANT YAHOO LINK: African American History Links Maya Angelou Speaks at the MMM See and hear "Lift Every Voice and Sing" at the Million Man March The Last Poets. In the context of civil rights, their1969/70 poetry and activities are well-worth reading and listening to. The Wonders Of Ancient Egypt Despite the web address, there is African American history at http://www.africanhistory.com/ Black history month web page on CNN Interactive. Read about restoring faith in Adam Clayton Powell, or Black expatriates like Josephine Baker, or Selma Alabama, or Goree Island off Senegal, or playright August Wilson. Harlem Renaissance Bibliography Harlem Renaissance Links Egyptopolgy Links Fort Mose: Free African Settlement - about a 1738 free African settlement in Florida Flashback: Black History, American History - 100 years of The Slave Voices from Duke Univ. Library
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	Atlantic Monthly articles on African Americans. In depth articles on Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. Dubois Alliance for West Virginia Black History Time Line of African American History, 1852-1880 African American History Pamphlets Home Page Underground Railroad in Rochester Thurgood Marshall Roy Wilkins Memorial 3 SPEECHES BY & INTERVIEW WITH MALCOLM X The African American Soldier in the U.S. Army, 1866-1920's Afro-American Studies by an Afro-Britisher National Civil Rights Museum 'Detroit New's African American History Malcolm X page Selections from The African-American Mosaic: "COLORED" SOLDIERS - A monument to African American soldiers who fought in the Civil War will be built in 1997. The memorial will include the names of over 200,000 "United States Colored Troops" who fought in the war between the states inscribed on metal plates affixed to a granite wall. The names of the soldiers are currently accessible through the internet for family members and interested parties to peruse. Visitors to the web site will be able to search for a particular solider by his last name and learn about the regiment he served in and background on the unit. On GOPHER, The Emancipation Proclamation Black History and Literature Historically Black Colleges & Universities' Web sites AFRICAN AMERICAN HOLOCAUST - tour of the many atrocities committed against Black Americans. The Holocaust will be traced the from Goree Island to the present. Black Wallstreet The Clarence Thomas hearings Booker T. Washington National Monument home page Negro Leagues Baseball Online Gullah Excursion 1996 Gwine Home RASTAMAN'S INCREDIBLE SITE: Read up on Marcus Garvey, Selassie, History of The Ethiopian World Federation Inc., reggae, and lots of other stuff. African American History in Western New York from 1770 to 2000. Black American West Museum and Heritage Center University of Michigan's Center for Afroamerican & African Studies The 366th Infantry Regiment Events and People in Black History African American History It All Started on Winters Lane Martin Luther King Home Page Sound samples of the"I Have a Dream" speech. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" Speech A Brief History of the Black Panther Party Afro-American History Page

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