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	All  #  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  L  M  N  O  P  R  S  T  U  V  W # "Cantors, Caregivers, Convalescence, and Conscriptions: African American Philanthropy and Service in Confederate Hospitals."  Jones, Rhonda. "Du Bois: Describing and Inspiring Post-Civil War African Americans"  McFarlane II, Arthur. "I Don't Believe in Gradualism": Rosa Parks and the Black Power Movement in Detroit  Theoharis, Jeanne. "It's All in the Representation": Analyzing the Photographic Images of Black Civil War Soldiers  Forss, Amy. "Making Hell for a Country": Ideas about Race War and Extermination During the Civil War and Post Civil War Era  Lewis, Kay. "Persistence of Civil War Era Myths about Black Inferiority Advanced by Southern Physicians"  Drew Jarvis, Charlene. "Reinventing" or Rescripting?: Interrogating Manning Marable's Biography of Malcolm X  Strickland, Bill. "The Cost of Freedom is Less Than The Price of Repression:" W.E.B. Du Bois on John Brown and Black Reconstruction.  Morgan, MaryNell. "The Law is Finally With Us": Black Northerners and the Legal Challenge to Segregated Leisure During Reconstruction  Goldberg, David. "The Very Heart of the Race Problem": African American Children, Gender, and Race Uplift  Rowley, Sarah. "There are Women here Who are not Afraid to Die”: Gender, Migration and Leadership in Boston, 1910-1925  de Chantal, Julie. "To Be Planned With--Not For": Black Power Organizing in Rochester, NY  O\'Donnell, David. "To the Liberation of Oppressed Black People": A Black Activist Social History Commentary on Manning Marable's How Capitalism Underdeveloped Black America  Bankole-Medina, Katherine. "' . . . A Perfect Terror to the Rebel Community:' African American Sailors in the Potomac Flotilla”  Davidson Jr, Roger. "'Brother, Religion is a Good Thing in Time of War": The Theology of U.S. Colored Troops  Hildebrand, Reginald. See all 54 papers starting with # ->> A A Beast or a Teddy Bear?: Bob Sapps and Bad-Ass Black Representation  Kiuchi, Yuya. A Black Professor in New Jersey Reflects: My Strategies for Reaching White Students  Fisher, Chris. A Case of ‘Framing’ a Colored Woman to Deny Her Employment with the Federal Government  Nelson, Claudia. A Dream Deferred: Benjamin E. Mays and the Struggle for School Desegregation  Gaines, Robert. A Fair and Open Field: The Responses of Black New Yorkers to the Draft Riots  McGruder, Kevin. A Feminine Response to Vice: Women and Chicago’s Policy Racket  Schlabach, Elizabeth. A Glimmer of Hope: Emancipation Day Celebrations in Raleigh, North Carolina, 1870-1898  Dunn, Adrienne. A Manifest Anomaly: Blacks, Jews, and the Trials of the First African American Lawyer  Wolkoff, Adam. A McDonalds that Reflects the Soul of a People: Hough Area Development Corporation and Community Development in Cleveland,Ohio  Frazier, Nishani. A Mind to Work: A Discussion of Charlotte Forten Grimke's Anti - Slavery Efforts Revealed in Her Journals  Grady, Sandra. A Movement Veteran Teaches Civil Rights at a Historically Black College  Brown, Millicent. A New and Quaint Species of Literature: White Interpretations of Black Music in the Civil War  McWhirter, Christian. A Triad of Commitment: African American Women in the District of Columbia during the Civil War  Fisher, Holly. Abolitionist Plays by William Wells Brown  Giles, Freda. Accomplishments of African Americans Before and After the Civil War  Lechtreck, Elaine. See all 35 papers starting with A ->> B Barnabas Root and Thomas Tucker: Amistad Africans in the Post Civil War South  Osagie, Iyunolu. Bearing Lincoln's Burden: The Republican Party and the Civil RIghts Act of 1964  Barrett, Marsha. Bearing the Burden: African American Officers in the Philippine-American War, 1899-1903  Little, Lawrence. Before Black Athens: Black Education in Antebellum Nashville  deGregory, Crystal. Behold the Shackles Fall: Using Manumission and Emancipation Documents to Research the Lives of African Americans in the Nation's Capital  Davis, Damani. Beloved, Love Your Flesh: A Journey of Communal Healing for African-American Women After The Civil War  Johnson, Benita. Black Arts Southwest: The Black Arts Movement in Texas  Smethurst, James. Black Chaplains and the Civil War  Usher, Zachary. Black Composers of Operas on Slavery  Toppin, Louise. Black Cultural Entrepreneurs and White Ownership of Black Culture  Semmes, Clovis. Black History in Madison County Kentucky  Bynum, Cornelius. Black New Yorkers, the Draft Riots, and the U.S. Civil War  Peterson, Carla. Black Public History, Memorializing the Civil War, and the Politics of Space In Baltimore  Tilghman, John. Black Religious Thoughts among Black Chaplains during the Civil War  Menyweather-Woods, Larry. Black and Blue: Toward A History of Police Brutality, 1940-1949  Adams, Luther. See all 18 papers starting with B ->> C Carter G. Woodson and Early African-American Drama: Using the Stage to Teach African-American History  Gray, Christine. Catching Babies/Catching Hell: Black Midwives in Slavery and Freedom  Hays, Ruth. Celebrating the Emancipation: Bishop Henry McNeal Turner's Reflection on the Emancipation  Johnson, Andre. Children States and Southern Snakes: Abraham Lincoln's Metaphoric Rhetoric of 1860  Kimble, James. Christian Abraham Fleetwood: The Man, the Soldier  Hall, Allen James. Cincinnati Black Brigade  Cooper, Rich. Civic Domestic Dispute: Kinship Care and Institutional Child Welfare at the State Industrial Home for Negro Girls at Tipton, Missouri, 1930s  Rowe, LeRoy. Colonial South Carolina's Influence on The American Constitution: How Colonial Law Influenced America  Tidwell, III, Wylie. Community Couturieres Revisited: African American Women and Expressions of Post-Civil War Corporeal Power  Lewis-Mhoon, Abena. Comparing Our Freedoms: Emancipation in Canada and the United States  Elgersman Lee, Maureen. Composing an Empowered Harriet Tubman, for an Empowered Audience  Okoye, Nkeiru. Contributions of The Contraband: Building Community Institutions Post Civil War  Fairfax, Colita. Courier or Spy: The Rise of Slave Body Servant Giles Beecher Jackson to Colonel and Attorney at Law  Sluby, Patricia. Creating Access and Opportunity during Massive Resistance: The Legacy of Howard W. Allen at the University of Virginia, 1973-1981  Preston-Grimes, Patrice. Crossing the Water: African American Linkages with South Africa 1880-1980  Edgar, Robert. See all 16 papers starting with C ->> D Dance Africa: The Prominent Role of Africanisms in a Black Middle Class Music Scene in Atlanta, Georgia  Hadley, Fredara. Dancing the Grit and Glitter, Through the Humanizing Lens of James Haskins: An Analysis of Black Body Image and Implications for Black Youth  Valery, Yoldine. Dear Editor: The War Correspondence of Chaplain Henry McNeal Turner  Johnson, Andre. Defying Slave Codes: Literacy for Georgia’s African Americans  PAYNE, Ph.D., CORDELIA. Destroying Structures, Building Communities: The Relationship between Black Power, Urban Rebellions, and Black Institution Building  Howard, Ashley. Divine Providence: The Legacy of Rachel Parker, 1850-1865  Davis, Wanda. Double-Stitched Narratives: Analyzing the 1863-1865 Pocket Diaries of Emilie F. Davis  Wise Whitehead, Kaye. Dreams of America: Afro-German Narratives and the Search for Home  Donaldson, Sonya. Du Bois, Fortune and Ida B. Wells: Revolutionary Environmental Leaders of the Nineteenth Century  Fabien, Vanessa. E Easter Weekend, April 4, 1968: The Chicago's Uprising  Adams, William. Emancipation Without Compensation: From Federal Land Allocation Efforts to Petitioning for Ex-Slave Pensions  Perry, Miranda. Emancipation's Impact on African-American Education in Norfolk, Virginia, 1862–1880  Hucles, Michael. Envisioning the Georgia Militia in the Post Civil War World  Mixon, Gregory. Examining Women & Slave Mutinies, 1740-1840  Fletcher, Kami. F F Stands for Freedom: Efforts in Liberation through Education Across The African Diaspora  Bennett, Jamie. FIGHTing for the Soul of Black Capitalism: The Black Freedom Struggle in Rochester, NY 1965-1975  Hill, Laura. Fair Play for William Worthy: Cuba, Human Rights, and Worthy v. United States  Lovelace, H. Timothy. Fannie Barrier Williams: The Progressive Movement and the Nadir of American Race Relations  Moore, Sashir. Fatherland: Addressing the Black Experience in Germany from the Rhineland Occupation to Nazism  Blackwell, James. Feebled Misfits and Promiscuous Asexuals”: Exploring Different Communities’ Responses to Black Sterilization Victims  Robinson, Bridgette. Fighting a "White Man's War": Blacks and the Civil War in Maryland  Matthews, Lopez. Fighting for Freedom in The Cradle of Liberty: The Civil Rights Movement in Boston, 1934-1968  Miletsky, Zebulon. First Martyr of Liberty? Crispus Attucks in American Memory  Kachun, Mitch. Force & Freedom: Black Abolitionists and the Politics of Violence, 1850-1861  Carter Jackson, Kellie. Forgotten Black Soldiers Who Served in White Regiments During the Civil War  Moss, Juanita. Four Years Too Early and Sixty Years Too Late: Remembering (and Forgetting) Harry T. Moore  Emmons, Caroline. Fred Hampton to Barack Obama: The Illinois Black Panther Party, the Original Rainbow Coalition, and Racial Coalition Politics in Chicago  Williams, Jakobi. Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln on Black Equity in the Civil War: A Historical-Rhetorical Study  Sturdevant, Katherine. and Collins, Stephen. Frederick Douglass' Hopes for African American Agency through the Enlistment of Black Regiments during the Civil War  Dance, Eola. See all 27 papers starting with F ->> G Gabriel and the 1800 Conspiracy in Fiction, History, and Memory  Rucker, Walter. General Sherman’s March from Atlanta to the Sea and the Emergence of the Independent Black Church Movement  Whelchel, L. H.. Georgia Geechees and Gullahs During the Civil War Era: The Case of the Morgan-Frazier Family Clan  Cromartie, J. Vern. Governor Rufus Brown Bullock and Georgia Convict Leasing, 1868-1871  Hightower, Edward. H Habitats of Liberty: Maroonage in Eastern North Carolina and Virginia, 1763-1863  Nevius, Marcus. Heritage of Hate: A History of Flag Modification, Confederate Symbols, and Resistance to African American Equality in the South  Reed, Wornie. and Byrd, W.. Hollis F. Price and Student Protest, 1958-1968  Bagby, George. Hollywood’s Misrepresentation of Black History: Choosing White Redemption Over Historical Accuracy  Wright, Michelle. How Life for Black Yankees in New England Changed During the Civil War era.  Cunningham, Valerie. How Peaceful Protest Ends in Bloodshed: The History of Student Activism at Southern University in Baton Rouge in the 1960s and 70's  Holt, Jamon. Hubert Harrison on Abraham Lincoln, reconstruction, and Enslaved Black Laborers  Perry, Jeffrey. I Ida B. Wells: How Post-Civil War Atrocities Transformed Her Hope into Activism  Duster, Michelle. Ideologies That Led to the Civil War: British Influence on the Development of American Abolitionist Movement  Kwon, Delia. In Spite of Citizenship: John W. Lindsay Balancing the American-Canadian Border, 1830-1876.  Broyld, Dann. In the Beginning was the Word: Black Women and Literacy in Pre-Revolutionary New England  Thomas, Felicia. In the Interest of Others: A Critical Analysis of the Emancipation Proclamation  Cloud, Tracia. Indiana's United States Colored Regiment (“USCT”)  Brewer, Charles. Intervening Contraband and Free Men: African Americans, the Potomac Flotilla, and Emancipation Drama in the Civil War's Chesapeake Arena  Davidson Jr, Roger. It is among These: Race, Gender, and Black Insurance in the New South, 1890s-1930s  Garrett-Scott, Shennette. J Jim Crow in Michigan’s Big House and the Exclusion of Black Performance  Steward, Tyran. Jim Haskins and the Challenges of Preserving Black Culture  Thorpe, Angela. John Buchanan's Maryland: Prelude to Dred Scott Decision  Reid, Patricia. John De Conqueror, Brer Rabbit and the Civil War  Kai, Nubia. John Mercer Langston: Warrior Hero in the Struggle for Black Liberty  Dukes, James. Julia A. J. Foote and the Wandering Chorus: Nineteenth-Century African American Autobiography as Hymn/Book  Sieck, Jennifer. L Leading from Behind: African Americans in the Civil War  Everett, Charles. Learning from Drake at Stanford: (Re)Mapping Diasporic Connections in the U.S., U.K. and Circum-Caribbean  Harrison, Faye. Legalizing African American Male Suffrage in Wisconsin  Boers, David. Loyalty and Property: African American Emancipation and the Politics of Loyalty in Civil War Missouri  Crawford, Malachi. M Made of Honor: African American Military Apparel in the Reginald F. Lewis Museum’s Collection  Batipps, Christina. and Wilkinson, Michelle Joan. Managing African American Collections Database on a Shoestring Budget  Nobles-McDaniel, Deborah. Mary Ann Shadd: Her Words were her Weapons  Sadlier, Rosemary. Material Gains: Bridging Art and History in the 'Material Girls' Exhibition”  Wilkinson, Michelle Joan. Melvin Jackson Chisum: The African American Duke of Warwick  Brooks, Cecelia. Metacognition in the Classroom: Teaching Students How to Learn Africana Studies in the 21 Century  Wilson, Michael. Mike Tyson's 1992 Trial Revisited: Rape Attribution for African-American Students  Mandela, I. Blaze. More Than a Debate Over Tactics: Marjorie McKenzie’s Challenge to the NAACP Litigation Campaign, 1951-1952  Ray, Louis. N Negation and Construction of Education in the New Social Order  Watkins, William. Never Answered, Only Endured: The Black Family after the Civil War  Thompson, Erika. O Obeah, Resistance and the Question of Gender in the Caribbean  Ichile, Iyelli. Observations on Civil War Secession and Medical Discourse Using the Case of Typhoid Fever in Medical Diagnostics  Bankole-Medina, Katherine. Our Collective Memory of Emmett Till  Green, Kathryn. P Performing Modernity: Trans-Atlantic Black Vaudeville Women Performers and Racial Uplift 1920-1930  Adair, Zakiya. Pioneer African Americans in the State Legislatures of Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky  Wallenstein, Peter. Playing Eastern, Enacting Afro-Orientalism: The Hampton Singers and William Bradbury’s Esther, the Beautiful Queen  Karpf, Nita. Points of Conflict, Points of Growth: Reforming White Identities Through History Lectures and Discussion  Rahman, Ahmad. Protecting the Legacy, Library Leadership through Cooperation: Preserving the Story of the HBCU Library Alliance  Phoenix, Sandra. Proud Heritage - Elements of Contraband History  Morgan, Elois. Publishing Fashion, Fashioning the Motherland: Africa, African American Style, and Neo-Racial Uplift in Print  Carter-David, Siobhan. R Race, Gender, and Class: In the Aftermath of the Great Okeechobee Hurricane and Flood in Florida, 16-17 September 1928  Lindsey, Lydia. Race, Slavery, Diamonds, and Education: The Silas Omohundro Family of Richmond, Virginia  Dabney, Emmanuel. Racial Violence in New York State, 1860-63  Williams, Oscar. Re-Framing the Storm: Documentary Film and the Legacy of Hurricane Katrina  Fields, Andrea. Redefining America’s Peculiar Institution: Whether Africans and Their Descendants Were in Slavery or Bondage in America  Ozomeyo, E.. Reflections of A Country: Frederick Douglass' Washingtonian Reflections on Unfulfilled National Promises  Trent, Noelle. Reflections of African Spirituality  Lewis, William. Repositioning Memory: The Civil War and Reconstruction in Hampton Roads, Virginia  Newby-Alexander, Cassandra. Representations of Black Women in Museum Exhibits and The Dissemination of Gendered Knowledge  Flewellen, Ayana. Resistance and Rebellion: Black Women and the Quest for Freedom During the Civil War  Nelson, Claudia. Resistance, Resilience, and Challenge: Pioneering Careers of African American Federal Government Executives  Klugh, Elgin. Rev. Samuel Harrison and the Equal Pay Issue for African American Soldiers in the Civil War  Jones-Sneed, Frances. Robert Smalls and the Planter: The Voyage to Discovery Initiative  Runyan, Timothy. Rochester New York: A Transnational Community for Blacks Prior to the Civil War  Broyld, Dann. Roots and Routes of the African Diaspora: St. Clair Drake, The Childhood Years  Rosa, Andrew. S Saving Our “Religious” Treasures: A Presentation and Discussion on Preserving Religious Artifacts in the African-American Church  Ross, Benjamin. Saving Private Trip: U.S. Cinema & the Racial Politics of Incorporation  Kay, Darol. School Desegregation in Rochester  Bailey, Daniel. Searching for Africanisms in the Ante-Bellum Period on Maryland's Eastern Shore  Holbrook, Wendell. Searching for Black Confederates in History and Memory: The Case of Silas Chandler  Levin, Kevin. Secrets, Spies and Sacrifice: The Black Experience in Toronto During the Civil War  Frost, Karolyn. Singing Freedom on the Operatic Stage: Women, Gender, and Resistance in Recent American Opera  Stinson, Jennifer. Singing Over John Brown's Body: Remaking Masculinity through Civil War Music  Graham, Natalie. Slave Dwellings: Collaborative Efforts for Historic Preservation  Lane, Cheryl. and McGill, Jr., Joseph. Slave Impressment in Confederate North Carolina  Martinez, Jaime. Slave Resistance in Eastern North Carolina During the Civil War  Zatarga, Michael. Slaying the Lion of Prejudice: The Speeches of Maggie L. Walker  Caterine, Matthew. Smoldering Memories and Burning Questions: The Politics of Remembering Sally Bassett and Slavery in the British Colony Bermuda  Swan, Quito. Social Justice Education During the Reconstruction Era: A Historically Black College and University Model  Warren, Asha. Soldiering, Citizenship, and Partisanship: Black Military Service and Postwar Political Participation in Wilmington, North Carolina, 1865-1877  Jackson, Thanayi. See all 23 papers starting with S ->> T Tales from a White Professor at a Racially Mixed School: My Strategies for Reaching Black Students  Levy, James. Tales from an Occupied City: The Civil War in Norfolk, Virginia  Bogger, Tommy. Teaching Beyond Literacy: Women Educators' Contributions to the Post-Civil War South  Davis, Christina. Tell Them We Are Rising: The African-American Educational Experience in the Richmond Area from 1865-1900  Belsches, Elvatrice. The Accomplishments of African American Men During the Civil War  Carey, Ida. The African American Community in Washington, D.C. Before, During and After the Civil War: Was It Always a Chocolate City?  Acker, Daniel. The Attica Prison Rebellion and the Black Freedom Struggle: Forty Years Later  Adams, Keven. The Battle of the Crater: The Role of Black Troops in the Petersburg & Richmond Campaign  Drinkard-Hawkshawe, Dorothy. The Black Campus Movement and the Racial Reconstitution of Higher Education, 1965-1972  Rogers, Ibram. The Black Male Crisis: Exploration of the Relationship Between Educational Attainment and the Imprisonment of Black Men.  Yowell, Alexis. The Black Phalanx and the Making of a Civil War Era Black Public Historian  Benjamin, Michael. The Black Woman and The Civil War: What Roles Did She Play?  Browne-Marshall, Gloria J.. The Cameroons in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, 1767-1837: A Re-examination.  Song, Womai. The Civil War and Its Musical Legacy  Mills, Charlotte. and Bolden-Taylor, Diane. The Civil War in the Memory of African Americans  Jackson II, Ronald. See all 57 papers starting with T ->> U Unmasking Reinvention: Manning Marable's Malcolm  Hill, Ricky. V Victorian Women of Color and the Family Photo Album: Documenting Race, Gender, and Interracial Relationships in 19th Century Memphis  Jenkins, Earnestine. Visualizing Cultural Politics: Atlanta’s Neighborhood Arts Center (1975-1990)  Tate, R. Candy. Visualizing the Blue, Gray, and Black: Illustrating African American Participation in the Civil War  Woods, Naurice. W War, Emancipation, Misgenation Phobias, and Colonization Solutions, and Emancipation in New Jersey's 1860 & 1864 Presidential Elections  Greene, Larry. Washington, D.C.: From the Founding of a Slaveholding Capital to a Center of Abolitionism  Jackson, Maurice. Wearing Art, Wearing History: Case Studies in Black Women’s Self-Fashioning  Boakyewa, Asantewa. What Did the Fifteenth Amendment Mean to African Americans?: African American Politics in Southern Maryland during Reconstruction and Beyond  Wade, Darren. Widows of the Ft. Pillow, TN Massacre  Chestnut, Trichita. William Washington Browne; Runaway Slave, Union Soldier, True Reformer.  Acker, Daniel. Within These Walls: Contraband Hospital and the African Americans Who Served There  Newmark, Jill. Wives, Mothers, Teachers, and Missionaries: A Northern View of the Civil War and Its Aftermath  Roberts, Rita. Written: In Blood and Sweat; Not Just Black and White: The Struggle for Knowledge by Sable Troops in Arkansas During the Civil War  Nichols, Ronnie. and Washington, Reginald.
	96th Annual Convention 2011-Oct-04 to 2011-Oct-10
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