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Speakers Bureau > Topics > African American History
HBCUs: Their Legacy and Continued Relevance in Southern Black Higher Education
by
Jean Greene
Behind the Big House: Representing Slavery in Mississippi
by
Jodi Skipper
From the Scraps of My Life in the Mississippi Delta
by
J. Janice Coleman
Extending Booker T. Washington’s Vision in Mississippi: William H. Holtzclaw and the Utica Normal and Industrial Institute
by
Jean Greene
Business Enterprise or Public Service? Alternative Paths to Economic Development for African Americans
by
Robert L. Boyd
Mixed Messages: Rabbit Foot Minstrels’ Long History and Ambiguous Legacy
by
David Crosby
Learning Mississippi History Through Historical Markers
by
William “Brother” Rogers
An Aesthetics of Creolization: The New Orleans Mardi Gras Indians
by
Annette Trefzer
People, Not Property: Tracing Your African American Roots
by
Anne Webster
What Price Assimilation for African Americans and other Black Peoples?
by
Barbara Dease
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