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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"American Negro"”.
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Soort soek soort : the "American Negro" community in Cape Town until 1930
Bibliography: leaves 140-149.
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The Status of Race Relationship Courses in the American College Curriculum
… Relations is treated under such titles as The Negro, The American Race Problem, The Negro in American Life, The Basis of Race Adjustment, The American Negro, Population Problems, Race|Adjustment, and The Negro in our History.
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THE RELATIONSHIP OF SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS AND RELIGIOUS FAITH AFFILIATION TO BLACK STUDENT RETENTION AT A PREDOMINANTLY WHITE INSTITUTION
… Students who selected the "Black, African American, Negro" option ONLY were considered for the study. Socioeconomic Status was separated into three groups: Father's level of education; Mother's level of education; and total parental income. A student was considered retained if they returned …
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The Voodoo Gospel and The Christian Gospel
… To understand Voodoo is to understand better the American Negro. (2) The prospect of going to West Africa to work where Voodoo still flourishes called forth the need of understanding as much as possible of this primitive religion in order that my ministry among the people who practice it might be …
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W.E.B. Du Bois and the Rhetoric of Social Change, 1897-1907: Attitude as Incipient Action
… opinions of accommodation as a solution to the "Negro problem," Du Bois' social change rhetoric was more congruent to black's and liberal white's inclination of mutual social progress and provided a vision in which education and political resistance, in terms of both attitude and action drove …
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Listening to the Lomax archive: the sonic rhetorics of American vernacular music in the 1930s
… of Congress to record the “folksong of the American Negro” in several Southern African-American prisons. As this dissertation demonstrates, the music they gathered for the Library’s Folklife Archive contributed to a new mythology of “authentic” Americana for a people in financial, social, …
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The art and tradition of Black autobiography in the eighteenth century
… we think of people who are white Europeans and Americans. However, we must recall that writers of African ancestry have lived for many years in the West and have contributed to its cultural life. In 1903, W. E. B. DuBois wrote in <em>The Souls of Black Folk </em>that the black man in America …