Africana Studies

 

Africana Studies is the systematic study of the historical, cultural, intellectual and social development of people of African descent, the societies of which they are a part, and their contributions to world civilization. Its principal geographic domains are the United States, the Caribbean, Latin America, the African continent and increasingly western Europe where large black communities reside. The field features a diversity of approaches, intellectual and practical interests, and draws upon the humanistic, social and behavioral sciences in its interdisciplinary framework.

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Dr. Melba Boyd nominated for NAACP Image Award for Literature

Roses and Revolutions: The Selected Writings of Dudley Randall, edited by Melba Joyce Boyd ...

Metro Times Review: Roses and Revolutions: The Selected Writings of Dudley Randall
Dudley Randall was one of the foremost voices in African American literature during the twentieth ce ...

Ghana African Tour
Dimensions of the African Experience seeks to provide students with an intimate, first-hand experien ...

 

Black Power at Work: Community Control, Affirmative Action and the Construction Industry
2/11/2010
David Goldberg, Assistant Professor Africana Studies will give a talk entitled "Black Power at Work: ...

Transformative Learning Intervention: Effect on Functional Health
2/16/2010
Daphne Ntiri, Associate Professor, Africana Studies & Merry Stewart will give a talk entitled “Trans ...

 
  
Johnson, Ollie A.