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aaas test 1 Flashcards

1
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1954

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Brown v. Board of education

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1955

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Bus boycott in Montgomery Alabama (through 56)

Emmett Till murdered in Money Mississippi

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3
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1957

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Little rock 9

formation of Southern Christian Leadership Conference

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4
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1963

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Medgar Evers assassinated (June 11th)
WEB DuBois dies
March on Washington (August 28th)
Birmingham Bombing of church killing 4 girls

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5
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1964

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Mississippi Freedom Summer
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Organization of Afro-American Unity

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6
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1965

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Malcolm X assassinated
Voting Rights Act of 1965
selma to montgomery march

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1966

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“Black Power” (Stokley Carmichael replaces John Lewis as head of SNCC)
Black Panthers founded

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1968

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San Francisco State began making black studies program- Nathan Hare, finalized in spring 1969

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1909

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NAACP founded

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1910

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National Urban League

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1941

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CORE

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12
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1930

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nation of islam

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13
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1915

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study of negro life and history (carter g woodson) journal founded in 1916

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14
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audre lorde

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“piece of the oppressor that is planted deep w/in each one of us”

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15
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michelle wallace

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stokely carmichael and prone

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16
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harold cruse

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black theatre

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17
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carter g woodson

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blacks will build their own back door

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18
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bell hooks

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féminine mystique (betty friedan)

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19
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1818-1895

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frederick douglass

20
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1813-1897

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linda brent/ harriet jacobs

21
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Gloria Hall and Barbara Smith

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black women’s studies- specifically lesbians

22
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manning marable

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black intellect tradition (descriptive, corrective and prescriptive)

23
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the organization of afro-american unity

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1963/ 64 formed by malcolm x

24
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patricia hill collins

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black feminist thought (epistemology)

25
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1961-1962

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Albany Movement, Albany GA

26
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WEB DuBois

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Trivium [(3 fold way or road of learning/ cultivation) 1. grammar 2. dialectic 3. rhetoric] bachelors degree. Quadrivium [1. arithmetic 2. astronomy 3. geometry 4 music] maters degree. need these things because life is about learning not making money, will help blacks become coworkers in society

27
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1868

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WEB DuBois born in MA

28
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1960

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SNCC founded

29
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1961

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Albany, Georgia

SCLC fails

30
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forms of black nationalism

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religious
cultural 
political/ electoral
black capitalism
revolutionary
31
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Africanism in African-American Music; Africanisms

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Portia K. Maulsby

32
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Black Beauty, Black Confusion; James Brown and Aretha Franklin

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Nelson George

33
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The black arts movement; black aesthetic

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larry neal

34
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Keep hope alive, 1988

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Jesse Jackson

35
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Afrocentricity (1991)

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Molefi Asante

36
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Race Matters (1991); nihilistic threat

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Cornel West

37
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still 2 americans, one black, one white

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Louis Farrakhan

38
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A voice from death row

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Mumia Abu-Jamal

39
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The Ghetto Underclass

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William Julius Wilson

40
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Black Anti-Semetism

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Henry Louis Gates Jr.

41
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Some Glances at the Black Fag: Race, Same-sex desire, and cultural belonging

cosmopolitanism

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Marlon B Ross

42
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Can the Queen Speak? Racial Essentialism, Sexuality, and the Problem of Authority

who speaks for who is black?
2-live crew

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Dwight A McBride

43
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The Price of the Ticket

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James Baldwin

44
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What the Black Woman Thinks about Women’s Lib

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Toni Morrison

45
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Talking Past Each Other: Black and White Languages of Race

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Bob Blauner

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