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Blacks, history

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The Oxford companion to Black British history

David Dabydeen, Cecily Jones, Gilmore, John

2008

Black studies as human studies

Joyce Ann Joyce

2005

The Blacks in Canada

Robin W. Winks

2000

Black man of the Nile and his family

Yosef Ben-Jochannan

1989

The Black Americans

Milton Meltzer

1987

Christians, blasphemers, and witches

Joan Cameron Bristol

2007

Black in Latin America

Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

2011

Freedom Like Sunlight

J. Patrick Lewis

2000

The black surrealists

Michel, Jean-Claude.

2000 ★ 3.8

The black diaspora

Ronald Segal

1995

Black history for beginners

Denise Dennis

1995

Building a new world

Philip Koslow

1997

Power to the People

James Haskins

1997

The Destruction of black civilisation

Chancellor Williams

1987

We changed the world

Vincent Harding

1997

Black Africans and native Americans

Jack D. Forbes

1988

The history of the African & Caribbean communities in Britain

Hakim Adi

2007

The Other Black Bostonians

Violet M. Johnson, Violet Showers Johnson

2006

Viola Desmond Won't Be Budged

Richard Rudnicki, Jody Nyasha Warner

2009 ★ 4.4

To Be a Slave (Plus)

Julius Lester

1968 ★ 4.8

The black Messiah

Albert B. Cleage

1968

The underground railroad

Adrienne L. Shadd

2002

Blackness in Latin America and the Caribbean

Norman E. Whitten

1998

We Are Your Sisters

Dorothy Sterling

1984

The Black presence in the Bible and the table of nations, Genesis 10:1-32

Walter Arthur McCray

1990

African Presence in Early Europe (Journal of African Civilizations)

Ivan Van Sertima

1986

The Curse of Ham

David M. Goldenberg

2003

Afro-Latin America, 1800-2000

George Reid Andrews

2004

Ingelba and the five black matriarchs

Patsy Cohen

1990

Modernity Disavowed

Sibylle Fischer

2005

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