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Authors:
WILSON M
LYNXWILER J
Citation: M. Wilson et J. Lynxwiler, THE FEDERAL-GOVERNMENT AND THE HARASSMENT OF BLACK-LEADERS - A CASE-STUDY OF MAYOR ARRINGTON,RICHARD JR. OF BIRMINGHAM, Journal of black studies, 28(5), 1998, pp. 540-560
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NANTAMBU K
Citation: K. Nantambu, PAN-AFRICANISM VERSUS PAN-AFRICAN NATIONALISM - AN AFROCENTRIC ANALYSIS, Journal of black studies, 28(5), 1998, pp. 561-574
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NWACHUKU LA
Citation: La. Nwachuku, THE UNITED-STATES AND NIGERIA - 1960 TO 1987 - ANATOMY OF A PRAGMATICRELATIONSHIP, Journal of black studies, 28(5), 1998, pp. 575-593
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LOWY RF
Citation: Rf. Lowy, DEVELOPMENT THEORY, GLOBALISM, AND THE NEW-WORLD ORDER - THE NEED FORA POSTMODERN, ANTIRACIST, AND MULTICULTURAL CRITIQUE, Journal of black studies, 28(5), 1998, pp. 594-615
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LEWIS VC
Citation: Vc. Lewis, WORLDVIEW AND THE USE OF THE NEAR-WHITE HEROINE IN HOPKINS,PAULINE CONTENDING FORCES, Journal of black studies, 28(5), 1998, pp. 616-627
Authors:
OGUNLEYE T
Citation: T. Ogunleye, DR. DELANY,MARTIN,ROBISON, 19TH-CENTURY AFRICANA WOMANIST - REFLECTIONS ON HIS AVANT-GARDE POLITICS CONCERNING GENDER, COLORISM, AND NATIONBUILDING, Journal of black studies, 28(5), 1998, pp. 628-649
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CLEMONS ML
Citation: Ml. Clemons, POLITICAL MOBILIZATION IN SUMTER COUNTY, ALABAMA - THROUGH THE PRISM OF THE INDIGENOUS PERSPECTIVE, Journal of black studies, 28(5), 1998, pp. 650-675
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THOMAS SL
Citation: Sl. Thomas, RACE, GENDER, AND WELFARE-REFORM - THE ANTINATALIST RESPONSE, Journal of black studies, 28(4), 1998, pp. 419-446
Authors:
NEVILLE H
CHAJUA SK
Citation: H. Neville et Sk. Chajua, KUFUNDISHA - TOWARD A PEDAGOGY FOR BLACK-STUDIES, Journal of black studies, 28(4), 1998, pp. 447-470
Authors:
DANIEL JE
DANIEL JL
Citation: Je. Daniel et Jl. Daniel, PRESCHOOL CHILDRENS SELECTION OF RACE-RELATED PERSONAL NAMES, Journal of black studies, 28(4), 1998, pp. 471-490
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DIXON P
Citation: P. Dixon, EMPLOYMENT FACTORS IN CONFLICT IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN HETEROSEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS - SOME PERCEPTIONS OF WOMEN, Journal of black studies, 28(4), 1998, pp. 491-505
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CHRISTIAN M
Citation: M. Christian, AN AFRICAN-CENTERED APPROACH TO THE BLACK BRITISH-EXPERIENCE - WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO LIVERPOOL, Journal of black studies, 28(3), 1998, pp. 291-308
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BLAKE C
Citation: C. Blake, THE ROLE OF PEACE COMMUNICATION IN CONFLICT-RESOLUTION IN AFRICA, Journal of black studies, 28(3), 1998, pp. 309-318
Authors:
LONGSHORE D
GRILLS C
ANNON K
GRADY R
Citation: D. Longshore et al., PROMOTING RECOVERY FROM DRUG-ABUSE - AN AFRICENTRIC INTERVENTION, Journal of black studies, 28(3), 1998, pp. 319-333
Authors:
OBENG P
Citation: P. Obeng, RE-MEMBERING THROUGH OATH - INSTALLATION OF AFRICAN KINGS AND QUEENS, Journal of black studies, 28(3), 1998, pp. 334-356
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MAHER T
Citation: T. Maher, ENVIRONMENTAL OPPRESSION - WHO IS TARGETED FOR TOXIC EXPOSURE, Journal of black studies, 28(3), 1998, pp. 357-367
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HARRIS DB
Citation: Db. Harris, THE LOGIC OF BLACK URBAN REBELLIONS, Journal of black studies, 28(3), 1998, pp. 368-385
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MCLAREN J
Citation: J. Mclaren, THIONGO,NGUGI,WA MOVING THE CENTER AND ITS RELEVANCE TO AFROCENTRICITY, Journal of black studies, 28(3), 1998, pp. 386-397
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STJEAN Y
Citation: Y. Stjean, LET PEOPLE SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES - INTERRACIAL UNIONS AND THE GENERAL SOCIAL SURVEY, Journal of black studies, 28(3), 1998, pp. 398-414
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CREASY IJ
Citation: Ij. Creasy, AMAZING GRACE - THE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND THE CONSCIENCE OF A NATION - KOZOL,J, Journal of black studies, 28(3), 1998, pp. 415-416
Authors:
MILLS GY
Citation: Gy. Mills, IS IT IS OR IS IT AINT - THE IMPACT OF SELECTIVE PERCEPTION ON THE IMAGE-MAKING OF TRADITIONAL AFRICAN DANCE, Journal of black studies, 28(2), 1997, pp. 139-156
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NGOZIBROWN S
Citation: S. Ngozibrown, THE US ORGANIZATION, KARENGA,MAULANA, AND CONFLICT WITH THE BLACK-PANTHER-PARTY - A CRITIQUE OF SECTARIAN INFLUENCES ON HISTORICAL DISCOURSE, Journal of black studies, 28(2), 1997, pp. 157-170
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HENDERSON EA
Citation: Ea. Henderson, THE LUMPENPROLETARIAT AS VANGUARD - THE BLACK-PANTHER-PARTY, SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION, AND PEARSONS ANALYSIS OF NEWTON,HUEY, Journal of black studies, 28(2), 1997, pp. 171-199
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WARREN JW
TWINE FW
Citation: Jw. Warren et Fw. Twine, WHITE AMERICANS, THE NEW MINORITY - NONBLACKS AND THE EVER-EXPANDING BOUNDARIES OF WHITENESS, Journal of black studies, 28(2), 1997, pp. 200-218
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MANGALISO MP
Citation: Mp. Mangaliso, SOUTH-AFRICA - CORPORATE SOCIAL-RESPONSIBILITY AND THE SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES, Journal of black studies, 28(2), 1997, pp. 219-238