Library Guides: AFAM 110N: Introduction to African American Studies: Journal Articles

Journal Articles

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African American Studies: The future of the discipline.
Asante, M. K. (1992). via The Black Scholar, 22(3), 20-29.
African American Studies: Vital, Transformative, and Sustainable.
Chapter 14 of African American Studies. Edinburgh University Press.
Davidson, J. R., & Davidson, T. (2010)
Evolution of A Discipline Intellectual Antecedents of African American Studies.
Woodyard, J. L. (1991) via Journal of Black Studies, 22(2), 239-251.
“Toward a Black Studies Paradigm: An Assessment and Some Directions.”
Kershaw, Terry. via Journal of Black Studies, vol. 22, no. 4, 1992, pp. 477–93.
The emerging paradigm in Black studies
Kershaw, T. (1989). The Western Journal of Black Studies, 13(1), 45.
Early Black studies movements.
Crouchett, L. (1971). Journal of Black Studies, 2(2), 189-200.
Negro life and history in our schools.
Woodson, C. G. (1919). The Journal of Negro History, 4(3), 273-280.
Black studies as an integral tradition in African American intellectual history.
Turner, J., & McGann, C. S. (1980). The Journal of Negro Education, 49(1), 52-59.
Black studies: Education for liberation.
McClendon, W. H. (1974). The Black scholar, 6(1), 15-20.
The power of institutionalized disciplinarity: Molefi Asante’s visionary and pioneering contributions to African American studies
Mazama, A. (2018). Journal of Black Studies, 49(6), 604-624.
Foundations of an Afrocentric social science: Implications for curriculum-building, theory, and research in Black studies.
Semmes, C. E. (1981). . Journal of Black Studies, 12(1), 3-17.

Garrett, J. P. (1998). Black/Africana/Pan African Studies: From Radical to Reaction to Reform? —Its Role and Relevance in the Era of Global Capitalism in the New Millennium. Journal of Pan-African Studies, 1(1), 1998-99.