1. norment 00 fmt cx1 2/12/07 8:23 AM Page iThe African American Studies Reader 2. norment 00 fmt cx1 2/12/07 8:25 AMPage iiiThe African American Studies ReaderSecond EditionEdited…

1. A2 MEdiaStuDiES MusicHip HOP 2. The Creation of Hip Hop MUSICHip Hop originated in the 1970’s from African American music. It was created by combining various historical…

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1. 525Section ChapterSection1Objectives •Analyze the racial and economic philosophies of Marcus Garvey.•Trace the development and impact of jazz.•Discuss the themes…

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1. Lorraine Caffery Mary-Margaret Wilbert Carly Diecidue Amanda Gilbert 2. Harlem Heart of the Harlem Renaissance Birth place Where Blacks congregated DiversityNew York 3.…

1. Unit 5ch. 17: The South & Slavery Controversy 1793-1860 ch.18: Manifest Destiny & Its Legacy 1841-1840 ch.19: Renewing the Sectional struggle 1848-1854 ch.20:…

1. Bell Ringer 3/1/06“ We return. We return from fighting. Wereturn fighting.” (W.E.B DuBois)What is this quote referring to?Why did this quote prove to be true? 2. What…

1. CulturalImmersion Project (CIP) By Fungisai Chikede Musoni 2. I know what you are thinking, that you think African American is not a culture, or one that you don’t know…