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... 1. Why do Americans apparently want a "new face," with no Washington connections, for their next President? 2. New Mozambique dam begins power operations. May help African detente. 3. What are the detailed asp ...

... d early this year at the age of 94. Creator of Jeeves and many other comic characters well known to Americans, Wodehouse spent many years in this country, especially since his German internment during World War ...

... rance -- The great Nile River, along which ancient civilizations have flourished, rises deep in the African continent. For years it has fascinated explorers, both to study the early life along this vast rive ...

... African Americans in Georgia ...

... Caring for Your Family's Health: A Guide for African Americans ...

... Caring for your Family's Health: A Guide for African Americans ...

... ican American veterans and the G.I. Bill; the Georgia Veteran's League and the relationship between African Americans and whites; the Southern Regional Council (SRC) and its policy on segregation, its veterans service ...

... ican American veterans and the G.I. Bill; the Georgia Veteran's League and the relationship between African Americans and whites; the Southern Regional Council (SRC) and its policy on segregation, its veterans service ...

... ican American veterans and the G.I. Bill; the Georgia Veteran's League and the relationship between African Americans and whites; the Southern Regional Council (SRC) and its policy on segregation, its veterans service ...

... ican American veterans and the G.I. Bill; the Georgia Veteran's League and the relationship between African Americans and whites; the Southern Regional Council (SRC) and its policy on segregation, its veterans service ...

... ican American veterans and the G.I. Bill; the Georgia Veteran's League and the relationship between African Americans and whites; the Southern Regional Council (SRC) and its policy on segregation, its veterans service ...

... Parade, fair. White people, African Americans. McDonough Theater showing CARRIE (J. Jones, L. Olivier). Veterans' Day Parade downtown McDonough. ...

... arade; McDonough fair, bumper cars, midway, people, rides, train, kids with stuffed animal prizes; African Americans' parade, 4-H, New Homemakers of America, technical school, band, etc. ...

... ack meet. Woodbury townsfolk footage (brief glimpse of Woodbury Theatre and Clay's truck) including African Americans. Gay-Oakland District School children (Meriwether Co.). Clay's car promoting 1935 film "Magnificent ...

... otage, Chimpanzee on roller skates. Performing dogs. Interior shots stage shows. Henry County Fair. African American school students' day at the fair. Parade. Townsfolk film. Ernest Clay's daughter with her ...

... c. 1940s black and white home movie on Univex reel. African Americans outdoors, children playing. ...

... [Downtown Augusta / African Americans Boarding Bus] ...

... ing Private Ryan) John Williams (b. 1932) trans. Paul Lavender David Stanley, graduate conductor Americans We Henry Fillmore (1881-1956) INTERMISSION Wind Symphony Shiree X. Williams, conductor A Festiv ...

... on the evening of June 17, 2015 while worshipping in their beloved sanctuary, the historic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church (affectionately referred to as “Mother Emanuel”) in Charleston, South Ca ...

... ing on the metaphor of rivers to symbolize the enduring strength, resilience, and cultural roots of African Americans. Swanson's musical interpretation enhances these themes, creating a work that is both a celebration ...

... acting rubber. Ford also partnered with George Washington Carver in the 1930s to build a school for African Americans. In 1939, Ways Station was renamed Richmond Hill in honor of the Ford’s winter residence. The city w ...

... erly poor. Seeking long overdue reforms, he demanded full rights of citizenship for all, including African Americans. But support for civil rights was a dangerous position in the 1940s and 50s. When the United Stat ...

... les, was among the few Southern leaders who tried to mediate the crisis. He continued to support African American civil rights even in the face of growing panic among many whites. Regrettably, Folsom wou ...

... Angry Heart: The Impact of Racism on Heart Disease Among African Americans, The ...

... Turpentine production, naval stores, African Americans See also Russell Library holdings: http://sclfind.libs.uga.edu/sclfind/view?docId=ead/RBRL026ATFA.xml;query=turpentine;brand=default ...

... An interview with Charlayne Hunter-Gault, a reporter for The New York Times and one of the first African Americans to attend the University of Georgia. WNET New York ...

... Producer/Distributor: Screen Gems, Inc./ Learning Corp. of America. The history of African Americans' enormous contribution to American music is traced. ...

... was a big success for the mostly Latino workers in the union. But not everyone is happy. What about African Americans, who say they were undercut by Latino immigrants in similar jobs in the 80's? Will support for the j ...

... Arkansas Ozarks African Americans: 1820 to 1950. [No. 1, 2000-04-29] ...

... Arkansas Ozarks African Americans: 1820 to 1950. [No. 1, 2000-04-29] ...

... Arkansas Ozarks African Americans: 1820 to 1950. [No. 2, 2000-05-06] ...

... Arkansas Ozarks African Americans: 1820 to 1950. [No. 2, 2000-05-06] ...

... Metro Movies With Bobby Rivers. [2000-02-29], African Americans In Film ...

... t would not only heighten awareness, but also make people talk and think about the issues that face African Americans in today's society, while solidifying their contributions in the minds of all Americans. Spike Lee ...

... steria in the white community and by the time the dust had settled two days later, an estimated 300 African Americans were dead and an entire community was burned to the ground. Unbelievably, the local newspaper put t ...

... steria in the white community and by the time the dust had settled two days later, an estimated 300 African Americans were dead and an entire community was burned to the ground. Unbelievably, the local newspaper put t ...

... ve producers Stan Lathan and John Davies noted the absence of clips chronicling the achievements of African American musical performers. They were certain there were more than the three or four clips include ...

... erican artists who triumphed over adversity and left a filmed record of their legacy [of] which all Americans can be proud."--2000 Peabody Awards entry form.

Corporate Producers: Stan Lathan (Executive) ...

... ve producers Stan Lathan and John Davies noted the absence of clips chronicling the achievements of African American musical performers. They were certain there were more than the three or four clips include ...

... erican artists who triumphed over adversity and left a filmed record of their legacy [of] which all Americans can be proud."--2000 Peabody Awards entry form.

Corporate Producers: Stan Lathan (Executive) ...

... a portrait of the changes in the cultural landscape in Greene County, Ala., in the late 1970's when African Americans [began] exercising political power in Alabama's Black Belt."--videocassette container label.

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... , the Williams sisters made history on several levels. Their meeting represented the first time two African Americans played for a major singles title. It also marked the first time in 117 years that sisters had met i ...