All Concepts & Authors

Authors for Construction of Knowledge, Revolutionary Pedagogy, and Critical Consciousness

Paulo Freire “Pedagogy of the Oppressed” , Merle Collins “Crick Crack”, Arturo Lindsay “The concept of Ashe”

Authors for Framing Gender

Ruth Hubbard “Fact Making and Feminism” and Beverly Guy-Sheftall “Shifting Contexts: Lessons from Integrating Black, Gender, and African Diaspora Studies”

Authors of Old World Provenance 1

Michael Gomez “Ch.1 Antiquity”

Author of Old Provenance 2

D.T Niane: Sundiata

Authors in Framing Race and Identity in the Diaspora

Michael Omi & Howard Winant “Racial Formations”, Beverly Daniel-Tatum “The Complexity of Identity Formation: Who am I?”

Creators in The African Diaspora in the Indian Ocean

Dr. Kenneth Robbins “African Migration across the Indian Ocean”, Voice of the Sidis, Joseph Harris map of African diaspora

Authors in the Belly of the Whale

Gomez “Ch.4 Transatlantic Moment”

Authors in Enslavement in the Americas

Gomez “Ch.5 Enslavement”, Lucille Mathurin Mair “Rebel woman in the British West Indies”

Authors in Armed Revolt & Revolution

Gomez" “Ch.6 Asserting the right to be”, Queen Nanny of the Maroons, Egalite for all, Poems in song & dance

Authors in Asserting the Right to be: Women in Resistance 1

Gomez “Ch. 6 Everyday Resistance”, Angela Davis “Black women in the community of slaves”, Mary Prince “The history of Mary Prince, A West Indian Slave”, Harriet Tubman & the Underground Railroad

Authors in Women in Resistance 2

Maryse Conde, “I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem”

Authors in Emancipation 1: The Tide of Emancipation

Gomez “Ch.6 Slavery’s End”, British Abolition Act, Emancipation Proclamation 1865

Authors in Emancipation 2: How Free is Free?

Gomez “Ch.6 Freedom’s Tease”,Woodville Marshall “We be Wise to many more things”, Euzhan Pauly: Sugar Cane Alley

Authors in the Aftermath of Emancipation: Lifting as we Climb Society, community, Freedman’s Bureau, Education

Booker T. Washington “Atlanta Exposition Address”, W.E.B Dubois “Of Our Spiritual Strivings”, Ida B. Wells “Mr. Washington & his critics”