The bibliographies listed in this document have been advertised in the literature of librarianship or in library indexes and represent as complete a listing as possible of resources readily available to public and academic libraries. All aspects of the black experience, including history, culture, health, education, economic status, and literature…

This is a working bibliography on published materials on black studies programs in the United States. It includes books, pamphlets, articles, dissertations, general reference works, and current black periodicals. It also includes a listing of United States libraries with major black history book collections. (Author/AM)

This comprehensive, annotated subject bibliography lists books and U.S. government documents on all aspects of Negro life, history, and culture in America, Africa, and the world which were part of the University of Toledo Library in May of 1969. The bibliography is organized into five main parts: (1) the Negro in the United States, (2) the Negro…

This bibliography contains approximately 250 references to works published between 1965 and 1976 on blacks in Canada. Citations are listed in alphabetical order under the following headings: bibliographies, general, history, immigration, education, employment, housing, and miscellaneous. Also provided is a list of periodicals that publish material…

In this bibliography of works by and about black women, books, stories, essays, poems, visual artistic works, musical compositions, and audio-visual materials are listed. Reference works and guides to collections are also included. A chronology of some significant dates in the history of American black women and selected individual bibliographies…

An annotated listing, by publisher, of Black and Black-related books, described as incomplete due to space limitations. Includes novels, scholarly analyses, poetry, history, cultural studies, political studies, biographies, how-to manuals, bibliographies, drama, literary criticism, and folklore. (CMG)

This bibliography was compiled to demonstrate the extent to which African Americans have written on a broad array of topics that do not have racial concerns as the major focus. Nonfiction books of more than 100 pages written by persons of African descent who were born in the United States or lived in the country for substantial periods of time are…

This bibliography of bibliographies presents an annotated listing of source materials and provides an overview of recent progress in Afro-American studies and literature. Since selection aids currently available fall short of the mark in providing necessary evaluation for all new materials, appropriate journals and indexes are recommended for use…

This document provides a bibliography of materials and a pathfinder, directing users to available resources on African Americans in Greater Cincinnati (Ohio) and Northern Kentucky. This guide is designed to assist students and researchers of all levels in locating information on African Americans. The guide begins with a pathfinder that directs…

This resource guide lists books, records, and films that provide a realistic and wholesome depiction of what it means to be a black girl or woman. Organized according to medium and appropriate age ranges, it includes a brief annotation for each item. Suggestions for use of the guide are provided, as are the following criteria for selecting…

This bibliography lists selected resources of the New York State Library that document and comment on the experience of African Americans in the history of the United States. In addition to primary sources and significant historical works, the bibliography contains references to bibliographies and research aids. Although the bibliography covers…

This bibliography of books and articles is a preliminary survey of material written on poverty and the black community. Both early and the latest works through 1975 on poverty are included. Most of the books included in the bibliography are noted themselves to have bibliographies that could be consulted for additional references. Among the topics…

One hundred and ninety-four books, teachers' guides, film strips, and films, published or produced between 1932 and 1967, are listed in this annotated bibliography on black history. The first portion of the bibliography is an annotated list of background materials to provide teachers with a fuller view of the black in American history, African…

Developed as part of a multicultural research project conducted in the San Diego Community College District, this booklet presents the findings of an eight-member research team about various elements of Black American culture and history. The booklet begins with a brief history of Black Americans from the time of the arrival of the first slaves to…

Reviews the Henry Louis Gates Jr. memoir, "Colored People," and Julius Lester's novel of the civil rights movement, "And All Our Wounds Forgiven." Discovers a number of salient points concerning the black experience of integration in both books. Considers some of the interesting questions raised and their possible use in class…