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“Africville,” by Harold Kalman. In A History of Canadian Architecture, Africville Relocation Report, 675-676. Toronto: Oxford University Supplement, by Donald H. Clairmont. Press, 1995. Halifax: Institute of Public Affairs, Dalhousie University, 1975. “Africville,” by Alfreda Withrow. In One City, Many Communities, 11- “Africville Saga.” In Halifax’s North 12. Halifax: Nimbus, 1999. End: An Anthropologist Looks at the City, by Paul A. Erickson. Africville: A Spirit That Lives On: A Hantsport: Lancelot, 1986. Collaboration of The Art Gallery, Mt. St. Vincent University, the Africville: The Life and Death of a Africville Genealogy Society, the Canadian Black Community, by Black Cultural Centre for Nova Donald H. Clairmont and Dennis Scotia and the National Film William Magill. Toronto: Canadian Board. Halifax: The Art Gallery, Scholars’ Press, 1999. Mount St. Vincent University, 1989. “Children of Africville,” by Craig Africville Not for Sale [sound Benjamin. Cities, July-August 1988, 6. recording], produced by Sean Flynn and Dean Smith. Halifax: From Africville to New Road: How Public Interest Research Group, 1996. Four Communities Planned Their Development, by Althea J. Tolliver, Africville Relocation Report, by James A. Francois, and the Watershed Donald H.Clairmont and Dennis W. Joint Action Committee. Dartmouth: Magill. Halifax: Institute of Public Watershed Joint Action Committee / Affairs, Dalhousie University, 1973. Black United Front, 1983.

© Halifax Public Libraries, 2004 “Just a Minute,” by Stephanie Domet. Black Express [magazine] 1981-1982 “Listen to the Language” and The Coast, 18 March 1999, 11-12. “Shoes,” by Sylvia Hamilton, and Black Focus [magazine] 1995. “Why,” by Stefan Collins. In Fiery Recommendations Made to City “Black Nova Scotian Literature: A Spirits, edited by Ayanna Black. Council Regarding the Submission Select Bibliography,” by Bernice M Toronto: Harper Collins, 1994. of Irvine Carvery of the Africville Moreau. Journal of Education, No. Genealogy Society Concerning the 400 (April,1987): 46-50. Lush Dreams, Blue Exile: Fugitive Africville Relocation Program Poems, 1978-1993, by George Elliott 1962-1969: Report, by Halifax City Blue, by George Elliott Clarke. Clarke. Lawrencetown Beach: Council. Halifax: City Council, 1994. Vancouver: Polestar, 2001. Pottersfield Press, 1994.

Remember Africville [videorecord- Borrowed Beauty, by Maxine Tynes. Lush Dreams, Blue Exile [sound ing]. Montreal: National Film Board of Porter’s Lake: Pottersfield Press, 1987. recording], by George Elliott Clarke. Canada, 1991. Porter’s Lake: Pottersfield Soundtracks, Borrowed Beauty [sound recording], 1994. The Spirit of Africville, by Charles R. by Maxine Tynes. Porter’s Lake: Saunders. Halifax: Formac, 1992. Pottersfield Soundtracks, 1994. “Medicine, Magic, Weaponry, Love: Maxine Tynes’ Poetry,” by Jeanette “The Unsettlement of Africville,” by Canaan Odyssey: A Poetic Account Lynes. In Words Out There: Women Scott Roxborough. The Coast, 15 of the Black Experience in North Poets in Atlantic Canada, 117-128. June 1995, 12, 14, 22. America, by George A. Borden. Lockport: Roseway Publishing, 1999. Dartmouth: Black Cultural Centre for “Winter in Africville,” by Charles Nova Scotia, 1988. A Mighty Long Way!, by George A. Saunders. Provincial Monitor, George Elliott Clarke Borden. Dartmouth: G.A.B. Consulting, February 1991, 4. “Casualties,” and other poems, by 2000. George Elliott Clarke. In Voices: Canadian Writers of African Fire on the Water: An Anthology Music from the Sky, [juvenile fiction] of Black Nova Scotian Writing, MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Descent, edited by Ayanna Black. by Denise Gillard. Vancouver: Douglas Toronto: Harper Collins, 1992. edited by George Elliott Clarke. 2v. and McIntyre, 2001. 4 Art & Literature Porter’s Lake: Pottersfield, 1991. 5 LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Collection of Poems, by Cynthia Ann Native Song: Poetry and Paintings, Chandler. Halifax: Halifax Regional Footprints, Images and by David Woods. Porter’s Lake: Police Service, 1997. Reflections: An Ethical Analysis of Pottersfield, 1990. Atlantic Black Journal [magazine] the Social Experiences and 1973-74 Relationships of Blacks in Nova Consecrated Ground: A Play, by Newsletter / Black Cultural Society Scotia, by George A. Borden. George Elroy Boyd. Winnipeg: - Society for Protection and Beatrice Chancy, by George Elliott Dartmouth: Black Cultural Centre for Blizzard, 1999. Preservation of Black Culture in Clarke. Victoria: Polestar Book Nova Scotia, 1993. Publishers, 1999. Nova Scotia [magazine]. 1980-1982. Coppertone: The Canadian Negro “George Elliott Clarke b. 1960 Beyond the Dark Horizon, by Magazine [magazine]. 1966- Odysseys Home: Mapping African- (Windsor, Nova Scotia).” In Making a Canadian Literature, by George Raymond L. Parker. Dartmouth: Black Difference: Canadian Multicultural The Door of My Heart, by Maxine Elliott Clarke. Toronto: University of Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia, 1987. Literature, edited by Smaro Tynes. Lawrencetown Beach: Toronto Press, 2002. Kamboureli. Toronto: Oxford Pottersfield Press, 1993. “Black Alley Tramp,” and Other University Press, 1996. Poems, by Gloria Wesley. In Canada Preserver [magazine]. 1987. Ebony Express [magazine]. 1979- in Us Now: The First Anthology of “George Elliott Clarke,” “Sylvia Black Poetry and Prose in Canada, 1981. Provincial Monitor [magazine]. Hamilton,” “Maxine Tynes” and 1990-1991. edited by Harold Head. Toronto: NC “Gloria Wesley Daye.”In Other Execution Poems: The Black Press, 1976. Voices: Writings by Blacks in Acadian Tragedy of “George and Quebecite, by George Elliott Clarke. Canada, edited by Lorris Elliott. Rue,” by George Elliott Clarke. Wolfville: Gaspereau Press, 2003. Black Arts Directory for Nova Toronto: Williams-Wallace, 1985. Scotia. Halifax: Black Arts Project, Wolfville: Gaspereau Press, 2001. Rachel. Book One: A Mighty Big 1996. Grasp [magazine]. 1970-1979? Eyeing the North Star: Directions Imagining, [juvenile fiction] by Lynne in African- Canadian Literature, Kositsky. Toronto: Penguin, 2001. Black Atlantic Writers of the The Jet Journal [magazine] August- edited by George Elliott Clarke. Eighteenth Century: Living the October, 1985. New Exodus in England and the Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, Americas, edited by Adam Potkay. 1997. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1995. Rachel. Book Two: The Maybe “Benjamin Jackson (1835-1915),” by “Murdered Promise [James Robinson House, [juvenile fiction] by Lynne John V. Duncanson. Nova Scotia Johnston],” by Dean Jobb. In Kositsky. Toronto: Penguin, 2002. Genealogist, 5 no. 1 (1987): 10-11. Bluenose Justice: True Tales of Mischief, Mayhem and Murder Rap [magazine]. 1986-1987. Black Mother, Black Daughter 170-176.Hantsport: Lancelot Press, [videorecording]. Montreal: National 1993. Saltwater Spirituals and Deeper Film Board of Canada, 1989. Blues, by George Elliott Clarke. My Africa, My Canada, by Bridglal Porter’s Lake: Pottersfield Press, 1983. , by John N. Pachai. Hantsport: Lancelot, 1989. Grant. Halifax: Nova Scotia Museum, Save the World for Me, by Maxine 1980. My Grandmother’s Days, by Viola L. Tynes. Porter’s Lake: Pottersfield, Parsons. Hantsport: Lancelot, 1988. 1991. Born with a Call: A Biography of Dr. William Pearly Oliver, C.M., by My Journey through Eternity: An Sistervisions III: Through Our Eyes, Colin A. Thomson. Dartmouth: Black Autobiography, by Ethel J. Gibson. by Pamela Edmonds. Halifax: Art Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia, 1986. Dartmouth: Black Cultural Centre for Gallery of Nova Scotia, 2000. Nova Scotia, 1988. “Boston King: A Negro Loyalist Who “Taking Measure of Maxine,” by Sought Refuge in Nova Scotia,” by My Valley Heritage, by Juanita Sharon Fraser. Atlantic Insight, Phyllis R. Blakeley. Dalhousie Pleasant. New Minas: Reflections September 1987, 16-18. Review (Autumn, 1968): 347-356. Publishing, 1999.

“Tightrope Time,” by Walter Borden. “The Boston Tarbaby [Sam Langford],” “Naming Names, Naming Ourselves: A Callboard, v 24, no.2. September, by Dr. Alexander Young, Jr. The Nova William Hall, VC. Survey of Early Black Women in Nova 1986. Scotia Historical Quarterly 4 no.3 NSARM, C. Bruce Fergusson fonds, Scotia,” by Sylvia Hamilton. In We’re (1974): 277-298. 1980-30/1 Rooted Here and They Can’t Pull “A Tribute to Black Nova Scotian Us Up: Essays in African Canadian Poets.” The Preserver, August 1999, “David George: Black Loyalist,” by Women’s History, edited by Peggy 8-10. Kathleen Tudor. Nova Scotia Invisible Shadows: A Black Bristow. Toronto: University of 6 Historical Review 3 no.1 (1983): Woman’s Life in Nova Scotia, by Toronto Press, 1994. 7 Two, by George!, by George Elroy 71-82. Verna Thomas. Halifax: Nimbus, 2002. Boyd. Lahave: Stage Hand, 1996. Nova Scotians at Home and Dr. William Pearly Oliver and the Leading the Way: Black Women in Abroad: Including Biographical We Share His Dream: Martin Search for Black Self-Identity in Canada, by Rosemary Sadlier. Sketches of Over Six Hundred Luther King Jr. Tantallon: Tantallon Nova Scotia, by Bridglal Pachai. Toronto: Umbrella Press, 1994. Native-Born Nova Scotians, by Elementary School & Allan W. Evans Halifax: Saint Mary’s University Allan Everett Marble. Windsor: School, 1990. International Education Center, 1979. The Life & Thoughts of Tony Lancelot Press, 1989. Johnstone, by Tony Johnstone. Whylah Falls, by George Elliott Famous Nova Scotians, by Murray Tantallon: Four East, 1990. “Portia White’s Spiritual Winter,” by Clarke. Vancouver: Polestar, 2000. R. Barkhouse. Hantsport: Lancelot, Jay White. Collections of the Royal 1994. The Life of Boston King: Black Nova Scotia Historical Society 44 Whylah Falls: The Play, by George Loyalist, Minister and Master (1996): 1-14. Elliott Clarke. Toronto: Playwrights “Heroism Far From Home: Petty Carpenter, by Boston King. Halifax: Canada Press, 1999. Officer William Hall VC,” by Brent Nimbus, 2003. Rhythm Stick to Freedom [video- Fox. In Captain Calls: 300 Years of recording] [s.l.], Toronto: Great North Woman Talking Woman, by Maxine Nova Scotia Military History, 58-61, “Mathieu Da Costa Along the Coasts Productions, 1998. Tynes. Porter’s Lake: Pottersfield, 114. Hantsport: Lancelot Press, 1993. of Nova Scotia: Some Possibilities,” by 1990. John Johnston, Journal of the Royal Root and a Name, by Pearleen Oliver “I Never Knew” Part 1, by Juanita Nova Scotia Historical Society 4 [s. l. : s. n.], 1977. Pleasant. Nova Scotia: Reflections, (2001): 152-164. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM 2000. “Sam Langford-Nova Scotia’s Millennium Minds : 100 Black Uncrowned World Champion,” by Biography In Commemoration of Portia Canadians, by W. P. Holas. Ottawa: Stanley T. Spicer. In Maritimers LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL White, Sunday, October 26, 1997: Pan-African Publications, 2000. Ashore and Afloat, Volume 2, 136- Ceremony Program, by Historic Sites 143. Hantsport: Lancelot Press, 1994. Afro-Nova Scotian Portraits. and Monuments Board of Canada. Halifax: The Chronicle Herald, 1993. Ottawa: 1997. “The Search for Black Self-Identity in “William Hall, V.C.,” by Stanley T. Nova Scotia: (An Excerpt from a Spicer. In Maritimers Ashore and MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Biography of Dr. William P. Oliver)”, by Afloat, Volume 1, 63- 67. Hantsport: Bridglal Pachai. Journal of Lancelot Press, 1993. Current Issues Education (Spring, 1978): 18-34. LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL “William Hall, V.C. of Horton Bluff, “Stephen Blucke: The Perils of Being a Nova Scotia: Nineteenth-Century Naval Annual General Meeting of the ‘White Negro’ in Loyalist Nova Scotia,” Hero,” by David W. States. In Black Cultural Society, by the Black by Barry Cahill. Nova Scotia Collections of the Royal Nova Cultural Society. Halifax: Society for Historical Review 11 no.1 (1991): Scotia Historical Society 44 (1996): the Protection and Preservation of 129-134. 71-81. Black Culture in Nova Scotia, 2000.

Story of Edith Clayton, by Clifford William Hall: Winner of the “‘Bitterly Disappointed’ at the Spread Clayton. Halifax: Halifax City Regional Victoria Cross, by Bridglal Pachai. of ‘Colour-Bar Tactics’: ’s Library, 1992. Tantallon: Four East Productions, 1995. Challenge to Racial Segregation, Nova Scotia, 1946.” In Colour-Coded: A Story of Hattie Flint Gabriel, by Ida Legal History of Racism in Canada, Gabriel. Halifax: Halifax City Regional MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM 1900-1950, by Constance Backhouse, Library, 1989. 226-271. Toronto: University of Toronto Business Press, 1999. “The Surgeon and the Sailor,” by LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Arthur Bishop. In Our Bravest and Black and Bluenose: The Our Best: The Stories of Canada’s Black Business Directory. Halifax: Contemporary History of a Black Victoria Cross Winners, 8-12. Black Business Initiative, 1997-2003. Community, by Charles R. Saunders. Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1995. East Lawrencetown: Pottersfield Press, Black Business Initiative: Report of 1999. Talking About a Life Story: An the Task Force. Halifax: The Task Interview with Dr. Pearleen Oliver Force, 1995. “Black Renaissance,” by George Elliott [videorecording], by James Morrison. Clarke. In Toward a New 8 Delmore “Buddy” Daye, 9 Dartmouth: Dartmouth Cable Black Business Initiative Society Maritimes: A Selection from Ten photograph courtesy of Communications Television, 1992. Annual Report. Halifax: Black Years of New Maritimes, edited by Nova Scotia Business Initiative Society, 1999-2000. Ian McKay and Scott Milsom. That Lonesome Road: The Charlottetown: Ragweed, 1992. Autobiography of Carrie M. Best, Black to Business: The Periodical of Final Report on Consultations with by Carrie M. Best. New Glasgow: the Black Business Initiative. Citizenship, Culture, and the Black the African Nova Scotian Clarion, 1977. Halifax: Black Business Initiative, 1997-. Community, by Pamela G. Appelt. Community, by Dr. Wanda Thomas Dartmouth: Black Cultural Centre for Bernard. Halifax: W.T. Bernard and F. Traditional Lifetime Stories: A Black Employment Program of Nova Scotia, 1988. Wien, 2001. Collection of Black Memories. (2 Nova Scotia: Summary of volumes) Dartmouth: Black Cultural Activities 1984 = Le Programme Cultural Pluralism, Multiculturalism, Footprints, Images, and Center for Nova Scotia, 1987, 1990. D’emploi des Noirs en Nouvelle - and Community Development, by Reflections: An Ethical Analysis of Ecosse: Résumé des Activités pour Gilbert N. Scott. Dartmouth: Black the Social Experiences and “William Hall, Canada’s First Naval 1984. (s.l.): Public Service Commission Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia, 1987. Relationships of Blacks in Nova V.C.,” by Phyllis R. Blakeley. Dalhousie of Canada, 1985. Scotia, by George A. Borden. Review (Autumn, 1957): 250-258. Discrimination Against Blacks in Dartmouth: Black Cultural Centre for Directory, by the Black Business Nova Scotia: The Criminal Justice Nova Scotia, 1993. “William Hall-V.C.,” by Norma Consortium Society, [s.l.]: The Society, System, by Wilson A. Head and Don Creighton. In Talk About the Valley: 1982. Clairmont. Halifax: Royal Commission No More Secrets [videorecording]. Stories from Nova Scotia’s on the Donald Marshall, Jr. Halifax: Maroon Films and the African Annapolis Valley, edited by Hilary Preston Area Business Directory. Prosecution (N.S.) 1989. United Baptist Association Women’s Sircom, 73-75. Halifax: Nimbus, 2001. Dartmouth: Preston Area Economic Institute, 1999. Development Office, 1992. Dites-Le étre Jeunes et Noirs en “William Hall, V.C.,” by Charles Bruce Nouvelle - Ecosse [videorecording]. Racism Makes You Sick–It’s a Fergusson. Journal of Education 17 Montreal: National Film Board of Deadly Disease: Report on the no.2 (1967): 15- 21. Canada, 1994. Racism, Violence and Health Project’s First Halifax Black “Fight at Auburn High,” by Anne Community Forum. Halifax: Racism, Bains. This Magazine, July/August Violence and Health Project, 2003. 1997, 22-27. Taking Action: Progress Report on Anti-Racism Policy: Draft for the Federal Response to the Internal, External Review, by the Recommendations of the Nova Advisory Committee on Anti-Racism Scotia Advisory Group on Race Programs and Policies. Halifax: Halifax Relations, by Multiculturalism & District School Board, 1994. Citizenship Canada. Ottawa: The Department, 1992. BLAC Report on Education: Redressing Inequity - Empowering Task Force on Government Black Learners, by Black Learners Services to the Nova Scotian Black Advisory Committee (N.S.). Halifax: Community: [draft report], by Black Learners Advisory Committee, Nova Scotia Task Force on Government 1994. Services to the Nova Scotian Black Community. Halifax: Department of “Blackness and Maritime Studies,” by Community Services, 1996. Joy Manette and “Black History in the Maritimes: Major Themes and Universality of Human Rights and Teaching Strategies,” by James St. G. Wayne Adams the Black Experience: A Collection Walker. In Teaching Maritime of Speeches, by Stanley G. Grizzle Studies, edited by Philip and others. Dartmouth: Black Cultural Buckner.Fredericton: Acadiensis, 1986. Report of the Incident Review Centre for Nova Scotia. [Between 1988 Committee, by Halifax (N.S.) Police and 1992]. Breaking Barriers: Report of the Department Incident Review Task Force on Access for Black and Committee. Halifax: The Committee, Visible Minorities in Nova Scotia: Native People. Halifax: Dalhousie 1991. A Call for Equality, by Evelyn University, 1989. Dr. Ruth Johnson Jackson. Halifax: Nova Scotia Human Report of the Nova Scotia Rights Commission, 1973. Dalhousie Law School Programme Advisory Group on Race Relations, for Indigenous Blacks and “Not only Skills—But People,” by Dr. by Nova Scotia Advisory Group on Mi’kmaq, by Dalhousie University 10 Race Relations (Canada). Halifax: The W. P. Oliver. Journal of Education 11 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Faculty of Law. Halifax: Faculty of Law, (Winter 1973- ‘74): 14- 16. Advisory Group, 1991. 1998. Education Response to the Black Learners Somebody’s Daughter: Inside the LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Education and Income in the Halifax/ Toronto Pimping Ring, by Advisory Committee Report on Watershed Area, by Kerry I. W. Education. Black Learners Advisory Phonse Jessome. Halifax: Nimbus, “Adult Education Among Black Nova Deagle. Dartmouth: Criterion 1996. Committee (N.S.) Halifax: Nova Scotia Scotians: 1750-1945,” by Bernice M. Research Associates, 1980. Department of Education & Culture, Moreau. Journal of Education, no. 1995. Speak It! From the Heart of Black 400 (April, 1987): 29-35. An External Review of Cole Nova Scotia [videorecording]. Harbour District High School, by Dr. Telling the Truth: Reflections: Montreal: National Film Board of “Adult Education Among the Negroes Blye Frank and others. Halifax: Halifax Canada, 1993. Segregated Schools in Nova of Nova Scotia,” by Gwendolyn V. Regional School Board, 1997. Scotia, by Doris Evans and Gertrude Shand. Journal of Education, 10 No. Tynes. Hantsport: Lancelot Press, 1995. Speak It! From the Heart of Black 1 (1961): 11-21 Minority Group Perceptions of the Nova Scotia: A User’s Guide, by Goals of Education for Nova Scotia Sylvia Hamilton and others. Halifax: “African Canadians Organizing for Schools: Acadians, Blacks, Non- MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Black Educators Association, 1995. Educational Change,” by Agnes Status Indians, Status Indians, by Calliste. In Educating African Keith Sullivan. Halifax: Atlantic Struggle for Development: The History Canadians, edited by Keren S. 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Forgotten Canadians: The Blacks In Our Time, by Robert Ffrench. of Nova Scotia, by Frances Henry. Dartmouth: Black Star Books, 1995. Don Mills: Longman Canada, 1973. Jamaica Maroons! How They “400 Years of Nova Scotian History,” Came to Nova Scotia, How They by Isaac Saney and Gary Zatzman. Left It, by Douglas Brymner. Toronto: Shunpiking 2 no. 11 (February/March Canadiana House, 1968. 1997): 1-8. Journey: African Canadian History Platoon 7, Firewatchers, 1943. “400 Years of Nova Scotian History.” Study Guide, by Craig M. Smith. The Negro in Nova Scotia, 1686- NSARM, Halifax Civil Emergency Corps 14 Shunpiking (February/March 1998): Yarmouth: C.M.S. Publishing, 2000. 1967: Canada’s Centennial Year, by fonds, 1995-188/41 15 Supplement 1-12. Nova Scotia Dept. of Education ( Adult The Kids Book of Black Canadian Education Division). Nova Scotia: The Nova Scotia Human Rights Freedom-Seekers: Blacks in Early History, by Rosemary Sadlier. Toronto: Department, 1967. 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“James William Riley,” by Geoffrey W. Kent. In Here Come the Vees: An Illustrated History of the Nova Scotia Voyageurs, 188-189. Halifax: Nimbus, 1997.

“Little Chocolate,” “Marjorie Turner,” “Wayne Smith,” and other entries. In Beyond Heroes: A Sports , by Sandy Young. Hantsport: Lancelot, 1988.

The Kid’s Baseball Book: An Autobiographical Guide for Canadian Youth and Coaches, by Curtis Coward and Tony Seed. Halifax: New Media Services Inc., 1994.

African Heritage Month Church Nova Scotian Black Boxers: McKerrow: A Brief History of the Service, Victoria Road Reunion and Remembrance Night, Coloured Baptists of Nova Scotia, Baptist Church Saturday, October 1, 1988, Halifax, 1783-1895, by Frank Stanley Boyd, N. S. Dartmouth: Black Cultural Mary Stanley Boyd, and Allen P. Centre for Nova Scotia, 1988. 20 George Dixon. 21 Skinner. Halifax: Afro Nova Scotian “A Tale of Two Preachers: Henry Enterprise, 1976. Nova Scotia Sports Personalities, NSARM Photo Collection: NS: Portraits: Hartley, Francis Robinson and the Dixon, George Black Churches of the Maritimes,” by by Burton Russell. Kentville: B. Russell, The Meeting at the Well: A Brief Judith Fingard. Royal Nova Scotia 1975. History Written in Historical Society Journal 5, (2002): Commemoration of the East 23- 43. “Nova Scotia’s Forgotten Boxing Preston Ladies Auxiliary 69th Heroes: Roy Mitchell and Terrence In the Reference Anniversary, compiled by Verna Three Nova Scotian Black ‘Tiger’ Warrington,” by Brian Lennox. Department Thomas and others. East Preston: East Churches: A Collection of Nova Scotia Historical Review 12 Preston Ladies Auxiliary, 1987. Historical Essays. Dartmouth: Black no.2 (1992): 32-46. Periodical Indexes & Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia, 1990. Databases Moral, Political and Religious Sweat and Soul by Charles R. Significance of the Black Churches Victoria Rd. United Baptist Church: Saunders, Hantsport: Lancelot Press Use a periodical or newspaper index in Nova Scotia, by Peter J. Paris. 36 Victoria Rd., Dartmouth, N. S. and the Black Cultural Centre for Nova to locate other articles about individu- Dartmouth: Black Cultural Centre for (“Celebrating Our 145th Anniversary- Scotia, 1990. als, communities, or notable events: Nova Scotia, 1989. 1844-1989.”) Dartmouth: Victoria Rd. United Baptist Church, 1989. Canadian Business and Current “The Reverend James Thomas and MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Affairs- CBCA (1993-present). Indexes ‘union of all God’s people’: Nova Whatever You Will Lord: A Brief Canadian magazines and select news- Scotian African Baptist Piety, Unity and History Written in Finding Out More papers, with an emphasis on business Division,” by Philip G.A. Griffin- LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Commemoration of the 139th or current events. Allwood. Nova Scotia Historical Anniversary of Emmanuel Baptist Review 14 no 1 (1994): 153-168. Church, Upper Hammonds Plains, Canadian Business Index (1978- Nova Scotia, by Willard Parker In the Catalogue 1990). Indexes Canadian business mag- Song of the Spirit: 150th Clayton. Hantsport: Lancelot, 1984. azines. Anniversary Beechville United Use keywords like black or blacks, Baptist Church, by Pearleen Oliver. plus Nova Scotia and any additional Canadian Index. (1993-1999). Hantsport: Lancelot, 1994. words such as biography, or busi- Indexes Canadian magazines and ness, or history, etc. in either a title newspapers. or subject heading keyword search. Canadian News Index (1978-1992). In the Community Indexes Canadian newspapers. There are many significant community Canadian Periodical Index. (1920- groups representing the concerns and 2002). Indexes Canadian magazines. interests of African Nova Scotians, such as the North Branch Library Readers’ Guide to Periodical Women’s Group, Black Educators Literature. (1919-present). Indexes Association of Nova Scotia and the American and some Canadian Black Cultural Centre for Nova magazines. Scotia. To see a complete listing of community groups, use the Halifax Infotrac Online. Provides access to Public Libraries online Clubs & the General Magazine Index (1980- Organizations Database at present), primarily American in con- www.halifaxpubliclibraries.ca/ tent, and CPI-Q (1988-present), the clubsnorgs.html online version of the Canadian Periodical Index. Available via http://www.halifaxpubliclibraries.ca

ProQuest. 1985-present. Online access to Canadian newspapers. Available via http://www.halifaxpubliclibraries.ca

Many local, regional and monthly peri- odicals are not indexed by the above periodical sources. The Reference Department of the Spring Garden Black Educators Association Many Rivers to Cross: The African- Road Memorial Public Library has http://bea.eastlink.ca Canadian Experience produced an in-house index of its http://citd.scar.utoronto.ca/ggp/Exhibits 22 books, magazines and vertical files, to 23 Black History Month Association /ManyRivers/index.htm aid staff in locating information about http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Heritage/B notable African Nova Scotians, signifi- HMA Portia White Home Page cant events, businesses or communi- Black History Month Quiz. http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~jay/pages/ ties. For inquires, please call Black Hockey Roots of Nova Scotia pwhite.html 490-5710. http://www.birthplaceofhockey.com/ hockeyists/ african-n-s-teams/segr-inte Remembering Black Loyalists, Black Websites gr.htm Communities in Nova Scotia Vertical Files http://museum.gov.ns.ca/BlackLoyalists/ African Canadian Employment Clinic Black Loyalist Heritage Society Some Halifax Public Libraries branches http://www.acechfx.com http://www.blackloyalist.com Sam E. Langford: The Boston Terror have vertical files about African Nova http://www.infotechnology.org/blair/ Scotians, their communities and cul- African Heritage Month sam1.html ture. These files contain newspaper http://www.dal.ca/~acswww/dalbh.html Black Organizations and Websites in articles, tour guides, brochures, maps, Nova Scotia - Dalhousie University StFX African Heritage Page photocopies of primary sources and Afro-Nova Scotian Communities Libraries http://www.stfx.ca/people/acallist/ other interesting items. For example: http://www.dal.ca/~acswww/ http://www.library.dal.ca/subjects/NSBl afriheri2.htm afnscom.html ack.htm Blacks-Biographies (North) Slavery in Nova Scotia Blacks-Black United Front (North) Black Artists Network of Nova Scotia Black Settlement in Nova Scotia http://collections.ic.gc.ca/blackloyalists/ Blacks-National Anthem (North) http://www.banns.ca http://museum.gov.ns.ca/arch/blkdata. story/ prejudice/slaves.htm Blacks-Nova Scotia-Hammonds htm Plains (North) Black Business Initiative Blacks in Nova Scotia-Churches http://www.bbi.ca Captain of Souls: Rev. William White (Spring Garden) http://www.whitepinepictures.com/ Halifax, N.S.-Redevelopment- Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia seeds/iii/32/ Africville (Spring Garden) http://www.bccns.com Preston (Alderney Gate) James Robinson Johnston Chair in Race Relations-Nova Scotia-Cole Black Culture Interactive Black Canadian Studies Harbour (Spring Garden) db/jm/lm/01/04 http://is.dal.ca/~bcichair http://www.dal.ca/~jrjchair/jrj MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Photographs Biographical Notes LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

Charles R. “Bucky” Adams: Nova Scotian jazz musician, recipient of a number of music and broadcasting awards, is known for his versatility in various music genres as well as his original compositions.

Wayne Adams: was the first African Nova Scotian MLA and Cabinet Minister of the Nova Scotia Provincial Legislature.

Gary Beals: born in Cherry Brook, N.S., Gary Beals won national attention as one of the final two contenders for the top prize in the first Canadian Idol.

George Elliott Clarke: Nova Scotian poet, writer and academic, won the Governor General’s Award for English Poetry in 2001.

Delmore W. “Buddy” Daye: former Canadian Junior Lightweight Boxing Champion, was also the first African Nova Scotian Sergeant-at-Arms for the Nova Scotia Provincial Legislature.

George Dixon: born in Halifax, Dixon was the first boxer 24 of African descent to win a world title and the first profes- sional boxer to hold three world titles ( paperweight, ban- tamweight and featherweight divisions) at different times.

William Hall, VC: was the first Canadian sailor and the first African Canadian to be awarded the prestigious Victoria Cross.

Dr. Ruth Johnson: community activist, was awarded the honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Mount Saint Vincent University for her tireless work on behalf of her community.

James R. Johnston: was the first African Nova Scotian to graduate with a degree in law (1898).

Portia White: Nova Scotia born classical singer, achieved international success performing in over 100 concerts, notably a command performance for Queen Elizabeth II.

Historical photographs were provided courtesy of the Nova Scotia Archives and Records Management (NSARM).

Photograph of Delmore W. “Buddy” Daye provided courtesy of Communications Nova Scotia. Acknowledgement

This resource book was made possible by a grant from Canadian Heritage (Multiculturalism Program)

www.canadianheritage.gc.ca/multi/