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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 072 824 LI 004 178 TITLE Black Heritage DOCUMENT RESUME ED 072 824 LI 004 178 TITLE Black Heritage: The American Experience; A Selected, Annotated Bibliography. INSTITUTION Bureau of Naval Personnel, Washington, D.C. Library Services Bianch., PUB DATE Dec 70 NOTE 64p.;(280 References) EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$3.29 DESCRIPTORS Annotated Bibliographies; Black Community; Black Power; Negro Culture; *Negroes; *Negro History; *Negro Literature; Slavery ABSTRACT There is a great interest within the naval services in books on various aspects of the black experience in America. The great surge of intellectual energy directed to black history has caused the reprinting of a high percentage of the older books which had been out of print and unobtainable. The range of reading levels being satisfied is wide, with many recent books written for junior high and young adult readers. At the risk of oversimplifying and limiting a truly complicated historical process, a possible approach to local selection is to think in terms of two parallel lines of thought and development which run throughout. One line holds that black Americans are an integral part of the whole society and that the vital process has been and continues to be the further integration of blacks with that society. The other line holds that the black man in America has never been and can never bean integral, fully functioning member of American society and that theanswer is to withdraw to some given extent and by some process. A balanced collection will contain books representing both points of view. This bibliography. is being provided only as a partial guide to and through a difficult and often controversial area of publication. (Author) U S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION t,IS 011(UMEN .4AS 1111.4 REPRO 0U( 10 1XA( A'. RR,/ ;140M TH1 PERSON 1IN OM.AMIAT,ON (11(I(. .NATtNo PON - tlI14th JfA ()PIN ON'. S' A I 00 N07 NI( I ',SARI( RI PRI SI NT tli IAI 01 100 ( ATION P0.0 (ON OR PO( tIERI AMERICAN ASelected,AnnotatedBib U DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS 00(.1.0.1E N *LAS BEEN REPRO IWO EXACIEt AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR OR,,ANVATION ORR. NATJN(, :1 PONS JI viEvl OR OPIN IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARtEv REPRESENT OE iCIAL of i1C1 OF E DU ( A I;ON POSIliON OR POt v THEAMERI ERIENCE ed,AnnotatedBibliography REVIEWED AND APPROVED LIBRARY SERVICESBRANCH- GENERAL MILITARY TRAINING BUREAU OF NAVAL-PERSONNEL WASHINGTON, D. C. "20370 Assistant Chief for Educ RANCH AINI NG & SU_PPORT RIVLSif R SONNEL 370 int! "I still haveadream. It is a dream deeply rootedin the Americandream. I haveadream thatoneday thisnation will riseup and liveout the true meaning of its creed. Wehold thesetruthsto be self-evident that allmen are created equal." MARTIN LUTHER KING,JR. Message deliveredat the Lincoln Memorial, Wednesday, August28, 1963 PI CTUREIPHOTOCREDITS: New York HistoricalSociety, 12. National Archives,2:, a,28, 29, 30, 32, 42. Charles Peterson,25, 26. 33, 37. Ebony Magazine (JohnsonPublishing Co.,inc.), Editorial Note: Due toscheduling,printing errors in the bibliographycould not be correctedand are re- in author and title. gretted. The index corrects errors ii CONTENTS GeneralBackground 2 Slavery, Rebellion, Abolition 8 Civil War & Reconstruction to WorldWar I 14 World WarI Through World WarI I 22 Black America Today 34 Author Title Index 47 iii ti rt 7 GENERALBAC There is a great interest within the navalservices in books on various aspects of the black that the blackman in America I experience in America. Con- be an integral, fully trary to a widespread impression,a very substantial literature functioning and that theanswer is to withdr on most facets of that experienceis available. Where weak- nesses exist, one can be reasonably by some process,Thenaval servi sure that scholarly efforts to the first lineas do most of are in process which will fillthe gaps. Thegreat surge of intellectual energy directed tuitions. However, theproblems to black history has causedthe had and still face reprinting of a highpercentage of the older books are often best been out of print and which had made emotionallyas well as into unobtainable. Therange of reading the second line of levels being satisfiedis wide, with historical pr( many recent books written will contain books for junior high andyoung adult readers. representing I of American history, At the risk ofoversimplifying and limiting and many a truly compli- experience wad accomplishmen cated historicalprocess, a possible approachto local selection is to think in This bibliography isbeing pro terms of two parallel linesof thought and de- to and through a diffienhand velopment whichrun throughout. One line holdsthat black Americans are publication. The inclusionor the an integral part of the wholesociety and that the vitalprocess has been and continues not mean or imply endorsemento to be the further contents, or its author. Most integration of blacks withthat society. The other bo line holds many are published in both clothl 2 GENERALBACKGROUND i the naval services in books that the blackman in America hasnever been and can xperience in America. Con- be an integral, fully never functioning member ofAmerican society a very substantial literature and that theanswer is to withdraw to e is available. Where weak- some given extent and by someprocess., The naval .: ervices subscribe ly sure that scholarly'efforts to the first line as do wholeheartedly most of America's citizensand insti- e gaps. The great surge of tutions. However, the problems that blackAmericans have lack history has causedthe had and still face are often best defined, madepalpable, and f the older books whichhad made emotionallyas well as intellectually ble. The range ofreading understandable by the second line ofhistoricalprocess. A balanced collection many recent books written will contain books eaders. representing both points ofview, all eras of American history,and manyaspects of the black man's and limitinga truly compli- experience and accomplishment. approach to local set< ction This bibliography is el lines of thought and being provided onlyas a partial guide de- to and througha difficult and often controversial . One line holds that black area of publication. The inclusionor the exclusion ofa book does the whole society andthat not mean or imply endorsement ontinues to be the further or derogation of the book, its contents, or its author. Mostbooks listedare in-print and ciety. The °dux line holds many are published in both clothbound and paperbackform. UNITED Si COMPREHENSIVE Miller, Elizabeth W., coin!). NEGRO IN REFERENCE BOOKS: AMERICA; A BIBLIOGRAPHY, 2d ed., GUIDE. India rev. & cid. compiledby Mary L. Fisher. $5.00; pap. , Harvard Univ. Pr., 1970. 3521). $10.00; A brief introdu Davis, John P. AMERICAN NEGROREF- pap. $4.95 tive annotation, ei ERENCE BOOK. Prentice-Hall, 1966. the Negro a.d th Lists books. articles. pamphlets. documents. both tions. 969p. $24.95. scholarly and journalistic with critical annotations and a guide to further research. The second edition An excellent one volume refeence for information includes new sections on music. literature and the cultural. historical and eco- on the social. political. arts. NOTE,: stitus of the Negro in American society;with ar charts is chapter bibliographies. an extensive index, Porter. Dorothy B,. comp. NEGRO IN Many standard and tables. collective biograi THE UNITED STATES: A SELECTED contain useful. re Ploski, Harry A. NEGRO ALMANAC. BIBLIOGRAPHY. Government Printing concerning black Bellwether, 1967, 1012p. $24.25. Office, 1970. 313p. $3.25 ments. etc. bil A compact volume containing a chronology of Cove's material on the urban Negro. race rela- Additional of tions and discrimination, civil rights. culturaland found in man% 0 major events. significant documents, organizations, example. FROM the sociahistory. religion. economic conditions. biog- re statistics. biographical data and short articles on John Hope Fran Negro's historical ole and contemporar) situation. raphy and autobiographj, art. folklore, literature. n. music and sports. ICA'S BLACK I Included is a well selected bibliography. 557-5771. Salk, Erwin A., eel. LAYMAN'S GUIDE TO NEGRO HISTORY, new, enl. ed. CHRONOLOGIES, AFRICAN BIBLIOGRAPHIES, GUIDES: McGraw, 1967. 196p. $6.95 This sourcebook fin information and material on black history lists books, many briefly annotated. Davidson, Ba. L Bergman, Peter M. CHRONOLOGICAL pamphlets. articles. paperback books. a selected list THEMFS AN HISTORY OF THE NEGRO IN AMER- for children and %ming adults. phonograph records, 1969. 318p. R- ICA. Harper, 1969. 698p. $12.00 film snips. organizations and libraries. The bibliog. raphies are precededi) a brief fact book about This updated, A brief factual handbook. ranging in timefrom Negroes in the United States. %sill] important dates HISTORY- OF A the Negocs on Columbus' voyages to 1968.Deals and prominent Negroes in manj fields listed. 320p. $25 001 v. sit!! tnitewirtliv (lent!, personalities. tatitics and terial. trace, the census datahas a bibliography ;and a detailed K. NEGRO IN THE political. ,ockil index. Welsch, Erwin Miller, Elizabeth W., comp.NEGRO IN UNITED STATES: A RESEARCH AMERICA; A BIBLIOGRAPHY, 2ded., GUIDE. Indiana Univ. Pr., 1965. 142p. rev. & enl. compiledby Mary L. Fisher. $5.00; pap. $1.85 352p. $10.00; Harvard Univ. Pr., 1970. A brief introduction (462 entries) withdescrip pap. $4.95 tive annotations covering history, current issuesand the Negro and the arts, periodicals andorganiza- Lists hooks. articles. pamphlets. documents,both tion. scholarly and journalistic with criticalannotations and a guide to furthe research. Thesecond edition includes ney% sections on music. literatureand the arts. NOTE: Porter, Dorothy B,. comp. NEGROIN Manv standard reference worksencyclepedias collective biographies. statistical abstractsetc.. THE UNITED STATES: ASELECTED contain useful, reliable information anddiscussions BIBLIOGRAPHY. Government Printing concerning black personalities, problems,achieve. Office, 1970. 313p. $3.25 ments. etc. willbe Cove's material on the urban Negro. race rela- Additionalbibliographicinformation cultural and found in many of the books listed below.See, for tions and disciimination.
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