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| THE MIDDLE LEG OR PASSAGE IN THE JOURNEY FROM AFRICA TO 1'S FINAL DESTINATION IN THE NEW WORLD |
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| HERDED AS MANY AFRICANS AS POSSIBLE, ARGUING THAT THE NET RECEIPTS FROM SALES OF SALVES WOULD OFFSET THE # WHO DIED ON BOARD |
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| PREFERRED TO GIVE THEIR CAPTIVES BREATHING ROOM, THINKING THAT MORE WOULD SURVIVE |
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| SLAVERS USED THIS FORMULA WHEN PACKING THEIR VESSELS |
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| LAUGHING DOCILE MAN, CARE FREE & IRRESPONSIBLE |
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| DANCE STARTED ON THE PLANTATION, DANCING WITHOUT CROSSING THEIR FEET |
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| FAILURE TO ADAPT TO FREEDOM |
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| 14 YEAR OLD BOY THAT GOT KILLED FOR WHISTLING AT A WHITE WOMEN |
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| THE PLANNED KILLING OF A MINORITY, SUCH AS JEWISH PEOPLE IN RUSSIA |
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| TO REMOVE SOMEONE FROM THEIR CULTURE COMPLETELY |
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| A BOOK EDITED DURING THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE ABOUT BLACK CULTURE. BY ALAIN LOCKE |
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| THE BLEND OF CULTURES ESPECIALLY SPANISH AND BLACKS |
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| SLAVE OWNER THAT FREED SLAVES |
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| IDEOLOGY THAT ADVOCATES THE WHITE PERSON'S RIGHT & DUTY TO MAKE USE OF LAND THAT WAS FOUND |
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| PERSON OF MEXICAN AMERICAN DESCENT |
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| DONE TO TEST YOUNG CHILDREN, BLACK & WHITE AND WAS USED IN THE CASE OF BROWN VS. BOARD OF EDUCATION |
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1ST AMERICAN SCHOOL OF PAINTING
-DETAIL OF NATURE
-RELIGIOUS REVERENCE FOR NATURE
-PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE LANDSCAPE
FOUNDED BY THOMAS COLE |
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| DISTRICT OF A SPANISH TOWN; AN AREA OF A TOWN IN A SPANISH SPEAKING COUNTRY |
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| A SMALL JEWISH TOWN OR VILLAGE |
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| ANIMAL AND PEOPLE ARE USED AS POINTS OF REFERENCE |
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| POET & WRITER, WROTE DREAM DEFERRED (1951) AND HELPED THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT EXPLODE AFTER WWI |
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| 1955 MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT |
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| JAPANESE AMERICAN WHO WROTE "A DIFFERENT MIRROR |
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| NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE, FOUNDED IN 1909 |
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| THE IDEAS OR MANNER OF THINKING CHARACTERISTICS OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP |
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| BLOODSHED WITH 25 RACIAL VIOLENCE RIOTS |
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| FATHER OF THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE, "THE NEW NEGRO MOVEMENT" |
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| A PAINTING OF EVERYDAY LIFE |
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| IN FACT, WHETHER SOMETHING SHOULD BE LEGAL OR NOT |
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| BY LAW, BY RIGHTS ACCORDING TO THE LAW |
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| THE PROCESS OF JAPANESE WOMEN SENDING THEIR PICTURES TO A MAN IN THE US AND VICE VERSA, THEY DREAMED OF COMING TO AMERICA AND HAVING A BETTER LIFE |
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| THE JEWISH AMERICAN WOMEN THAT WORKED IN THE GARMENT INDUSTRY |
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| BEHAVIOR DISCRIMINATING AGAINST JEWS |
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| APARTMENTS FOR JEWISH IMMIGRANTS, 2 ROOMS AT THE END AND A KITCHEN IN THE MIDDLE |
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| A LANGUAGE THAT COMBINES HAWAIIAN, JAPANESE, PORTUGUESE AND CHINES |
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| AN ANTI-MEXICAN LAW ENACTED IN 1855 IN CALIFORNIA |
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| AN OUTBURST OF CREATIVITY AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN IN THE 20'S TO 30'S. |
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| WROTE "IF WE MUST DIE", FIGHT BACK |
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| "BLUE HOLE, LITTLE MIAMI RIVER" |
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| BY ROBERT SCOTT DUNCANSON, 1851 SHOW MAGISTERIAL GAZE OF THE LIGHTNESS OF THE TREES, THE CROSSING OF BLACKS OVER THE RIVER |
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| HELPED SLAVES THROUGH THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD |
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| BY HENRY O. TANNER, 1893, SHOWS A POSITIVE IMAGE OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN BY CAPTURING DIGNITY |
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| "WE WEAR THE MASK", THE FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN TO GAIN EMINENCE AS A POET |
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| BACK TO AFRICA MOVEMENT INSPIRED RACIAL PRIDE AMONG WORKING CLASS BLACKS IN THE 1920'S |
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| SCULPTOR WHO OPENED A SCHOOL IN HARLEM, "THE HARP" IN HONOR OF "LIFT EVERY VOICE" |
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| 9 STUDENTS ENTERING CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL |
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| PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION THAT HELPED PEOPLE DURING THE HR, BY WILLIAM E. HARMON |
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| ORDER THAT SENT 12,000 JAPANESE TO CONCENTRATION CAMPS |
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| 4 STRATEGIES OF RESISTANCE OF THE CRM |
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1.NON-VIOLENT RESISTANCE
2.BLACK NATIONALISM=ECONOMIC SELF EMPOWERMENT
3."BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY"
4.PSYCHOLOGICAL: THE NEW NEGRO MOVEMENT |
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| AFRICA SERIES PHOTOGRAPHS |
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