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October 15, 1968

To:
From:

Students and Fuculty, Indiana University at Kokomoo
Victor Mo Bogle, Dean and Acting Chancelloro

Subject:

Readings in Hegro Life and Historyo

The following paperback books rekting to .American Negro life and history
are avail.ab.Le in the bookstore, Indian,:;, University at Kokomo:
Allport, The Nature of Prejudice
Bannett, What Manner o£ Man (Dre Martin Luther King)

Blanstein and Ferguson, Desegregation and the Law
Bohannan» Africa and Africans
Bone~ ,!!le Negro Novel in Ameri~a.

A&amp;place But He~e

Bontemps s,

BotkinD

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~ Burdef! Dowt;!

Broderick and Meier, ~_gz:o ..1:1:~~E Thous.,~t_in the Twentieth Cent~

Carmichael and Hamilton,~!-!=~ ~ower:

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Cronon, ~ Moses
Black
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Drake and Cayton, Black Metro;eol:t,!

Douglass, .Life and Times ot Fe_,&lt;!_~rick Do~las~
DuBois, The souls or Black Folk

Ess ien-Udom, Black Na. tionalism

FillerD The Crusade Against Slavery
Franklin, Reconstruction After the Civil War
Frazier~ Toe Negro Farni½l in the

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Genovese, The Political Eco~omy of Slaverz
Ore gory, From the Back or the l3u.s
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Gross . and Hardy, Images of the Negro in American Litarat,ure
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�Readings in Negro Life and History availc.1.ble i .n l eU() at Kokomo bookstore

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Grossett, !!!g_!
Handlin:&gt; ;[_~£e-B,2ll in tl!.e....N~[.~

Harlan, ~!l'~te an_d Une~A,!!
Harrington.9 The Otha~ Amer!,£!
tlawkins~ J:3ooker T., Washi!!(tton.

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Critics

Javitsr, Discrimination in 4.loS.,Ao
Kardiner and OVesey~ TheJ!?.rk of Oppressi2,~
Kozol 9 ~ t h at an ~r.Lz A~.,!

Lomax, The Negro Revo..lt
.kubell~ ~ite and Bla~
Meier !J ~e_EO Tho_::g.!?-t in America

Miller»

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The Petitioners

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Murphy and Elinson~ Problems and Prospects~ Negr~ M~vem~~
Parsons and Clark£&gt; !h!...!!egro Ameri..ca!!

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the Natio~!, -~~!~so2 qom.rnission ( "Kerner Report")

Rose$~~
Rosa:~

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Rudwickj) Race R~o~-~UEasU!~JL

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Ru.dwick., lfJ o. Eo Bo DuBois
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The -9.1--'?se_g._!?2£ ~!.,t,.l

Silverman~ crisis in B!_ack ..~ f ! ~
Sperm and Harris a The Black Worker

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Stampp 9 The Era of Reconstruction
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Stanton~ ~e___.!:9opardfls Spots
Tannenbaum.i IL.lave and

Citizen

Washington~ UE fx:_'lm Slavert
Waskowi From Race Riot to Sit-In

... 2 . . . .

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Red.din;:;s in Nugro Life and History available in IoUo ut Kokomo bookstore

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Weinstein and Gatell, ~erican Ne_£o Slaverz
vJilliams, This is My Countg Too
Wilson~ Negro P~tics

Wright 9 Black Bol
Wright, Native Son
Wright, Uncle Tom 0 s Children
vJright, The Outsider
Zinn» Si'lCC;

The New Abolitionists

(If any or the above are not located in tr,e bookstorea please check with
the bookstore clerko)

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