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Library Resources and Library Research Strategies in Afro American Studies
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AfroAm 117: Survey of African American Literature I
Afro Am 222 Black Church In America
Afro Am 236: History of the Civil Rights Movement
Afro Am 297A: Black Springfield Matters
Afro Am 326: Black Women in U.S. History
Afro Am 365: Composition: Style and Organization (Junior Year Writing)
Afro Am 691C: Historiographical Methods in Afro-American Studies
Afro Am 692U: Dynamics of Race and the Law
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