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Interview of Kurt W. Wagner, University librarian of the Murry and Leonie Guggenheim Memorial Library

Interview of Kurt W. Wagner, University librarian of the Murry and Leonie Guggenheim Memorial Library

Wagner, Kurt W.

Sound (2019)

Part of Voices of the Black Imaginary

Black workers take the lead : the Southern freedom movement and the building of Black workers for justice, 1981-1988

Black workers take the lead : the Southern freedom movement and the building of Black workers for justice, 1981-1988

Dillahunt-Holloway, Ajamu Amiri

Text (2023)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

Richard Hilton Tobitt's diaspora : religion, migration, and grassroots organizing, 1865-1945

Richard Hilton Tobitt's diaspora : religion, migration, and grassroots organizing, 1865-1945

Shell, Christopher Michael

Text (2022)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

“IMFUNDO” THE STUDENT; THE EVOLUTION ADAPTATION, AND PRACTICE OF African CENTERED EDUCATION AT THE KARA HERITAGE INSTITUTE IN PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA

“IMFUNDO” THE STUDENT; THE EVOLUTION ADAPTATION, AND PRACTICE OF African CENTERED EDUCATION AT THE KARA HERITAGE INSTITUTE IN PRETORIA SOUTH AFRICA

George III, Clarence

Text (2021)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

Pedagogies of black agrarianism : a cultural process of recovery

Pedagogies of black agrarianism : a cultural process of recovery

Text (2019)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

The history of the Grand Rapids Human Relations Commission

The history of the Grand Rapids Human Relations Commission

Clingman, Lewis Bright, 1916-

Text (1976)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

Death and blackness : the aestheticization of death from lynching photography, to African American literature, to memorials

Death and blackness : the aestheticization of death from lynching photography, to African American literature, to memorials

Taylor, Jack, III

Text (2013)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

"Love and distance" : racial spectacles and ambivalent black performers in Suzan-Lori Parks

"Love and distance" : racial spectacles and ambivalent black performers in Suzan-Lori Parks

Text (2016)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

Ebonics and Dr. Ernie Adolphus Smith : toward a comparative and holistic paradigm in black linguistics

Ebonics and Dr. Ernie Adolphus Smith : toward a comparative and holistic paradigm in black linguistics

Minamoto, Kunihiko

Text (2017)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

Under one big tent : American Indians, African Americans and the circus world of nineteenth-century America

Under one big tent : American Indians, African Americans and the circus world of nineteenth-century America

Hughes, Sakina Mariam

Text (2012)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

Building the black public sphere : lynching, commemoration, and anti-lynching struggles in the United States

Building the black public sphere : lynching, commemoration, and anti-lynching struggles in the United States

Sakashita, Fumiko

Text (2012)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

Sister revolutionaries : the leadership of Ericka Huggins and Elaine Brown in the Black Panther Party

Sister revolutionaries : the leadership of Ericka Huggins and Elaine Brown in the Black Panther Party

Phillips, Mary Frances

Text (2012)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

"To find shelter she knows not where" : freedom, movement, and gendered violence among free people of color in Natchez, Mississippi, 1779-1865

"To find shelter she knows not where" : freedom, movement, and gendered violence among free people of color in Natchez, Mississippi, 1779-1865

Ribianszky, Nicole S.

Text (2011)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

In absentia : the lost ones of America's/Motown's revolution(s)

In absentia : the lost ones of America's/Motown's revolution(s)

Farley, Joyce-Zoë

Text (2020)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations

From oppression to democracy : an argument for reparations for African Americans from a discourse ethics perspective

From oppression to democracy : an argument for reparations for African Americans from a discourse ethics perspective

Williams, Samuel

Text (2011)

Part of Electronic Theses & Dissertations