African-American History Month begins today.
This is the perfect time to visit our online databases for rock-solid information exploring African American history and culture.
The online resources listed below offer primary source documents, photographs, video, maps, chart and tables, and much more!
African American Experience
African American Studies Center
African-American History Online
If you have a casual interest, need to help a child with a school report, or want to do scholarly research about African American history and culture, our databases are the place to start.
Sunday, February 01, 2009
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