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  1. "Afro-American Immigration to Haiti During the American Civil War"
  2. American National Biography
  3. "The Anti-Semitic Views of Marcus Garvey"
  4. "Are Black Americans African?"
  5. "The Assassination of Malcolm X: The View from Home and Abroad"
  6. "Ben Fletcher, I.W.W. Organizer"
  7. Big Red News
  8. "Black American Missionaries in Africa, 1821-1925"
  9. "Black Critics of Containment: The Pittsburgh Courier and the Korean War, 1950-1953"
  10. "The Brief Diplomatic Career of Henry Highland Garnet"
  11. "Bringing African American History Into the Mainstream: Pioneers Who Challenged the Profession to be More Inclusive"
  12. "Brooklyn's "Colored Society:" A Minister's Observation, 1876-1877"
  13. The City Sun
  14. "The Civil War's Impact on Race Relations in New York State, 1865-1875"
  15. "A Colored Man in the Cabinet"
  16. "Concern for Humanity: The Emancipation Era, 1763-1877"
  17. "David Walker and Malcolm X: Brothers in Radical Thought"
  18. "Future Depends on Opportunities"
  19. "Henrietta Vinton Davis and the Garvey Movement"
  20. "How Solid Is Black Solidarity Day?"
  21. "Impressions and Personal Opinions of Africa"
  22. "In Search of an Identity"
  23. New York Amsterdam News
  24. "Notes on a Proper Name for Black Americans"
  25. "The Political Views of Timothy Thomas Fortune: Father of Black Political Independence"
  26. "The Record: The Black Experience in America, 1619-1979"
  27. "Saving Souls on the Frontier: A Chaplain's Labor"
  28. "The Semantics of Being Negro"
  29. "The Struggle to Raise Black Regiments in New York State 1861-1864"
  30. "The United States Constitution and Black Americans"