HISTORY
The History of Jim Crow
PBS website
The Rise and Fall of
Jim Crow PBS website
Remembering Jim Crow
Famous American Trials:
The Scottsboro Boys Trials, 1931-1937
Africans in America PBS
Website
Breaking the Silence: Learning about the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Born in Slavery: Slave
Narratives from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1938
Black
History Month--Gale Free Resources Materials
Secret
Daughter: The Story of A Mixed-Race Daughter and the Mother Who Gave Her
Away--PBS website
Smithsonian:
African Voices
Black
Cowboys on the Internet
LITERARY MOVEMENTS
Literature of the Harlem Renaissance
Poetry & Prose of
the Harlem Renaissance
The Harlem Renaissance
The Harlem
Renaissance: Introduction
The Black
Renaissance in Washington D.C.:1920-1930s
INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS
Charles Chesnutt in the Classroom
August Wilson--WebEnglish
Teacher
Langston
Hughes--Poetry Exhibits by poetry.org
Langston Hughes--Modern American Poetry website
Langston
Hughes: A Voice For All People--University of Kansas Exhibit
AUTHORS
A Brief
Chronology of African American Literature
African
American Women Writers of the 19th Century
ARTICLES, LITERARY STUDIES, AND
MISCELLANY
Huckleberry Finn: A Look at Lynching Within and Surrounding the
Novel
African American
Writers
Ain't I A
Woman?: Slavery & Freedom Literature
African American Publications
Smithsonian:
African
American Art & Design
Smithsonian:
African
American History & Culture
Smithsonian--Surviving
Images, Forgotten People:
Native Americans, Women, and African Americans on Early United States Bank
Notes
Smithsonian:
Africa's Legacy in Mexico
The African
American Mosaic
Articles
on African American Women by Dorothy Harris
Women of Color,
Women of Words
Articles
on African American Women by Dorothy Harris
Women of Color,
Women of Words
iBrotha's Master's Thesis:
"Signifyin(g)
as a Rhetorical Device in Selected Writers of the Harlem Renaissance
(Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, and Richard Wright)"
Reconstructing "Free
Woman": African-American Women,
Apprenticeship, and Custody Rights during Reconstruction
by Karin L. Zipf
American Literature: Writing Black
African-American History,
Culture, and Black Studies Resources
Keele University links:
Writing Black
Toni Morrison and the Burden of the Passing Narrative by Juda Bennett
THEORY
African American Theory & Criticism
E-TEXTS
African American literature e-texts
African American
Writers: Online E-texts
Digital Schomburg:
African
American Women Writers of the 19th-Century
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