more Than Any Other Text, the African-american Odyssey illuminates The Central Place Of African Americans In U.s. History – Not Only Telling The Story Of What It Has Meant To Be Black In America, But Also How African-american History Is Inseparably Weaved Into The Greater Context Of American History And Vice Versa. told Through A Clear, Direct, And Flowing Narrative By Leading Scholars In The Field, the African-american Odyssey Draws On Recent Research To Present Black History Within Broad Social, Cultural, And Political Frameworks. From Africa To The Twenty-first Century, This Book Follows Their Long, Turbulent Journey, Including The Rich Culture That African Americans Have Nurtured Throughout Their History And The Many-faceted Quest For Freedom In Which African Americans Have Sought To Counter Oppression And Racism. This Text Also Recognizes The Diversity Within The African-american Sphere — Providing Coverage Of All Class And Of Women And Balancing The Lives Of Ordinary Men And Women With The Accounts And Actions Of Black Leaders And Individuals.

THE AFRICAN AMERICAN ODYSSEY, COMBINED VOLUME 5TH ED

The African-American Odyssey: 2

The African-American Odyssey: 1

Darlene Clark Hine, William C. Hine, Stanley Harrold

Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall

Allyn & Bacon, Incorporated

Longman Publishing

Pearson Education

5th ed., Boston, Massachusetts, 2011 5th Ed.

United States, United States of America

5th, 2010

obscured text
cut off text tight margin and binding

Includes bibliographical references and index.

More Than Any Other Text, The African-american Odyssey Illuminates The Central Place Of African Americans In U.s. History – Not Only Telling The Story Of What It Has Meant To Be Black In America, But Also How African-american History Is Inseparably Weaved Into The Greater Context Of American History And Vice Versa. Told Through A Clear, Direct, And Flowing Narrative By Leading Scholars In The Field, The African-american Odyssey Draws On Recent Research To Present Black History Within Broad Social, Cultural, And Political Frameworks. From Africa To The Twenty-first Century, This Book Follows Their Long, Turbulent Journey, Including The Rich Culture That African Americans Have Nurtured Throughout Their History And The Many-faceted Quest For Freedom In Which African Americans Have Sought To Counter Oppression And Racism. This Text Also Recognizes The Diversity Within The African-american Sphere – Providing Coverage Of All Class And Of Women And Balancing The Lives Of Ordinary Men And Women With The Accounts And Actions Of Black Leaders And Individuals.

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xxxi, 698, [45] p. : 29 cm
"Combined volume."
Includes bibliographical references and index

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