The Association for the Study of African American Life and
History has devoted the 2008 Annual Black History Theme to both the labors
of Carter G.Woodson and the origins of multiculturalism. The main effort
of this year’s theme is to show that multiculturalism had its origins
in the struggles of African Americans to have their cultural contributions
recognized by American society.
In celebration of Black History Month, and the 2008 Black
History Month Theme, "Carter G. Woodson and the Origins
of Multiculturalism", we have compiled a companion
bibliography to accompany the exhibit on the first floor of McCain Library,
featuring books, journal and popular press articles, websites and other
information resources by and about Carter G. Woodson and multi-culturalism
in America.
Barry, Brian M. Culture and equality:
an egalitarian critique of multiculturalism, Cambridge, MA:
Harvard University Press, 2001.
HM1271 .B37 DISPLAY-LIB
Buenker, John D. & Ratner, Lorman. Multiculturalism
in the United States : a comparative guide to acculturation and ethnicity,
New York: Greenwood Press, c1992. E184.A1 M85 DISPLAY-LIB
Burke, John Francis. Mestizo democracy:
the politics of crossing borders, College Station: Texas A&M
University Press, c2002 (2004 printing).
E184.A1 B8985 2002 DISPLAY-LIB
Clausen, Christopher. Faded mosaic:
the emergence of post-cultural America, Chicago: Ivan R. Dee,
2000. E169.12 .C543 DISPLAY-LIB
Coontz, Stephanie, Parson, Maya & Raley,
Gabrielle. American families: a multicultural reader, New
York: Routledge, 1999. HQ535 .A583 DISPLAY-LIB
Cortés, Carlos E. The children
are watching: how the media teach about diversity, New York:
Teachers College Press, c2000. P96.M83 C67
Durr, Marlese, The new politics of
race [electronic resource]: from Du Bois to the 21st century,
Westport, CT: Praeger, 2002. E185.61
.N459 2002eb
Eisenberg, Avigail I. & Spinner-Halev,
Jeff. Minorities within minorities [electronic resource]: equality,
rights, and diversity, Cambridge; New York: Cambridge University
Press, 2005. HM1271
.M456 2005eb
Eoyang, Eugene Chen. Coat of many
colors [electronic resource]: reflections on diversity by a minority
of one, Boston: Beacon Press, c1995.
E184.A1 E62 1995eb
Gitlin, Todd. The twilight of common
dreams: why America is wracked by culture wars, New York: Metropolitan
Books, 1995.
E184.A1 G48 DISPLAY-LIB
Goggin, Jacqueline Anne. Carter G.
Woodson [electronic resource]: a life in Black history, Baton
Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, c1993.
E175.5.W65 G64 1993eb
Harris, Dean A . Multiculturalism
from the margins: non-dominant voices on difference and diversity,
Westport, CT: Bergin & Garvey, 1995.
E184.A1 M843 DISPLAY-LIB
Harvey, Carol P. Understanding and
managing diversity: readings, cases, and exercises, Upper Saddle
River, NJ: Prentice Hall, c2002.
HF5549.5.M5 H37 DISPLAY-LIB
Howard, Gary R. We can't teach what
we don't know: White teachers, multiracial schools, New York:
Teachers College Press, c2006.
LC212.2 .H68 DISPLAY-LIB
Jones, Andrew F. & Singh, Nikhil Pal.
The Afro-Asian century, Durham, NC: Duke University
Press, c2003. E184.A1 A37 2003
Kanpol, Barry & McLaren, Peter. Critical
multiculturalism: uncommon voices in a common struggle, Westport,
CT: Bergin & Garvey, 1995. LC196 .C756
Korn, Carol & Bursztyn, Alberto.
Rethinking multicultural education [electronic resource]: case studies
in cultural transition, Westport, CT: Bergin & Garvey,
2002. LC1099.3
.R49 2002eb
Kun, Josh. Audiotopia: music, race,
and America, Berkeley: University of California Press, c2005.
ML3917.U6 K86 DISPLAY-LIB
La Belle, Thomas J. & Ward, Christopher
R. Multiculturalism and education: diversity and its impact
on schools and society, Albany, NY: State University of New
York Press, c1994. LC1099.3 .L3 DISPLAY-LIB
Lind, Michael. The next American nation:
the new nationalism and the fourth American revolution, New
York: Free Press, c1995.
E169.1 .L5432 1995 DISPLAY-LIB
Macedo, Donaldo P. & Bartolomé,
Lilia I. Dancing with bigotry: beyond the politics of tolerance,
New York: St. Martin's Press, 1999.
LC196.5.U6 D26 DISPLAY-LIB
McLennan, Gregor. Pluralism,
Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press, 1995. HM276
.M385 DISPLAY-LIB
Maíz Suárez, Ramón &
Requejo Coll, Ferran. Democracy, nationalism, and multiculturalism
[electronic resource], London; New York: Routledge, 2005. JC423
.D44127 2005eb
Moya, Paula M. L. Learning from experience
[electronic resource]: minority identities, multicultural struggles,
Berkeley: University of California Press, c2002. PS153.M4
M69 2002eb
Powell, Timothy B. Beyond the binary:
reconstructing cultural identity in a multicultural context, New
Brunswick, N.J: Rutgers University Press, c1999. HM131 .B475
Perry, Robert L. & Ashcraft-Eason, Lillian.
Inside ethnic America: an ethnic studies reader, Dubuque,
Iowa: Kendall/Hunt Pub. Co., c1996.
E184.A1 I465 DISPLAY-LIB
Root, Maria P. P. The multiracial
experience: racial borders as the new frontier, London: Thousand
Oaks, CA: Sage, c1996.
E184.A1 M89 DISPLAY-LIB
Seelye, H. Ned & Wasilewski, Jacqueline
Howell. Between cultures [electronic resource]: developing self-identity
in a world of diversity, Lincolnwood, Ill.: NTC Pub. Group,
c1996. HM276 .S44
1996eb
Smith, Jessie Carney. Black heroes
of the 20th century, Detroit, MI: Visible Ink Press, c1998.
E185.96 .B5337 DISPLAY-LIB
Spickard, Paul R. & Burroughs, W. Jeffrey.
We are a people: narrative and multiplicity in constructing
ethnic identity, Philadelphia: Temple University Press, c2000.
GN495.6 .W4 DISPLAY-LIB
Tatum, Beverly Daniel. Can we talk
about race?: and other conversations in an era of school resegregation,
Boston, MA: Beacon Press, c2007.
LC212.42 .T37 DISPLAY-LIB
Taylor, Charles. Multiculturalism
and "The politics of recognition": an essay, Princeton,
N.J: Princeton University Press, c1992. E184.A1 T39 DISPLAY-LIB
Trotman, C. James. Multiculturalism
[electronic resource]: roots and realities, Bloomington: Indiana
University Press, 2002. E185.86
.M946 2002eb
Watson, C. W. Multiculturalism,
Buckingham [England]; Philadelphia, PA: Open University Press, 2000.
HM1271 .W38 DISPLAY-LIB
Webster, Yehudi O. Westport, Against
the multicultural agenda: a critical thinking alternative,CT:
Praeger, 1997. LC1099.3 .W43 DISPLAY-LIB
Woodson, Carter Godwin. A century
of Negro migration, Washington, D.C.: The Association for the
Study of Negro Life and History, 1918.
E185.9 .W89r DISPLAY-LIB
Woodson, Carter Godwin. The education
of the Negro prior to 1861: a history of the education of the colored
people of the United States from the beginning of slavery to the Civil
War, Washington, Associated Publishers, c1919. LC2741
.W7
Woodson, Carter Godwin. Free Negro
heads of families in the United States in 1830, together with a brief
treatment of the free Negro, Washington, D.C.: The Association
for the Study of Negro Life and History, inc. c1925.
E185 .W887r DISPLAY-LIB
Woodson, Carter Godwin. The history
of the Negro church, Washington, D.C.: The Associated publishers,
c1921. BR563.N4 W6
Woodson, Carter Godwin. The mis-education
of the Negro, New York: AMS Press, 1977. LC2801 .W6
1977
Woodson, Carter Godwin. The Negro
in our history, Washington, D. C.: The Associated publishers,
inc. c1928. E185 .W89 1928r DISPLAY-LIB
Zimmerman, Jonathan.
Whose America?: culture wars in the public schools, Cambridge,
MA: Harvard University Press, 2002. LC191.4 .Z56 DISPLAY-LIB
Alba, Richard.
Immigration and the American realities of assimilation and multiculturalism.
Sociological Forum, Mar1999, Vol. 14 (1) 
Alleyne, Sonia. Devalued
by diversity. Black Enterprise, Jan2005, 35 (6)
Alleyne, Sonia & Folds, Chauntelle. The
competitive advantage to being Black. Black Enterprise,
Sep2006, 37 (2)
Beckett, Joyce O., Dungee-Anderson, Delores,
Cox, Leavelle & Daly, Alfrieda. African
Americans and multicultural interventions. Smith College Studies
in Social Work, Jun97, 67 (3)
Bader, Barbara. History
changes color: a story in three parts. Horn Book Magazine, Jan/Feb97,
73 (1)
Bennett Jr., Lerone. Father
of black history. Ebony, Feb99, 54 (4)
Blitz, Lisa V. & Illidge, Linda C. Not
so Black and White: shades of gray and brown in antiracist multicultural
team building in a domestic violence shelter. Journal of Emotional
Abuse, 2006, 6 2/3
Carter
G. Woodson father of Black History. Ebony, Feb2004, 59
(4) 
Carter, Richard. The
'new' Black culture takes many forms. New York Amsterdam News,
2/14/2002, 93 (7)
Cobb, William Jelani. Staking
a claim for Black humanity: historian Carter G. Woodson dared to argue
that African Americans merited the fruits of democracy. Black
Issues Book Review, Jan/Feb2005, 7 (1)
Conyers Jr., James L. A
tribute to Carter G. Woodson (1875-1950). Black Issues in Higher
Education, 2/13/2003, 19 (26)
Dagbovie, Pero Gaglo. Making
Black history practical and Popular: Carter G. Woodson, the Proto Black
Studies Movement and the struggle for Black liberation. Western
Journal of Black Studies, Winter2003, 27 (4)
Early, Gerald. Dreaming
of a black Christmas. Harper's Magazine, Jan97, 294 (1760)
Gooding-Williams, Robert. Race,
multiculturalism and democracy. Constellations: An International
Journal of Critical & Democratic Theory, Mar1998, 5 (1)
Graves Jr., Earl G. The
myth and reality of diversity. Black Enterprise, Jul2005,
35 (12)
Hayes, Diana L. Diversity
must be more than skin deep. National Catholic Reporter,
4/8/2005, 41 (23)
Henry
Louis Gates, Jr. on Carter G. Woodson. Journal of African American
History, Summer2003, 88 (3)
Katz-Fishman, Walda & Scott, Jerome. Diversity
and equality: race and class in America. Sociological Forum,
Dec94, . 9 (4)
Kim, Claire Jean. Imagining
race and nation in multiculturalist America. Ethnic & Racial
Studies, Nov2004, 27 (6)
Konrad, Alison M., Ross III, Gerald &
Linnehan, Frank. Is
promoting an African American unfair? the triple interaction of participant
ethnicity, target ethnicity, and ethnic identity. Journal of
Applied Social Psychology, May2006, 36 (5)
Lauer, Charles S. A
profile in courage. Modern Healthcare, 5/19/2003, 33 (20)
Lasch-Quinn, Elisabeth. Liberation
therapeutics: consciousness-raising as a problem. Society,
Mar/Apr2002, 39 (3)
Levine, David. Carter
G. Woodson and the afrocentrists: common foes of mis-education.
High School Journal, Oct/Nov2000, 84 (1)
Logan, Rayford W. Phylon
profile vi: Carter G. Woodson. Black History Bulletin,
Jan-Jun2002, 65 (1/2)
Ntloedibe, France.
A question of origins: the social and cultural roots of African American
cultures. Journal of African American History, Fall2006,
91 (4)
Race,
ethnicity, neighborhood and class: the yeasty Chicago brew. Social
Policy, Spring2002, 32 (3)
Rashid, Kamau. Slavery
of the mind: Carter G. Woodson and Jacob H. Carruthers-intergenerational
discourse on African education and social change. Western Journal
of Black Studies, Spring2005, 29 (1)
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years Negro history weeks. Black History Bulletin, Jan-Jun2002,
65 (1/2)
Riley, Jason L. Diversity's
stigma. Wall Street Journal - Eastern Edition, 5/14/2003,
241 (94)
Roach, Ronald. Keeping
a legacy from crumbling. Black Issues in Higher Education,
2/13/2003, 19 (26)
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a new vision of America's melting pot. New York Times,
02/11/2001, Vol. 150 (51661)
Scott, Daryl Michael. Postmodern
daze. Nation, 12/14/1998, 267 (20)
Shockley, Kmt G. Rethinking
nationalism: seeking answers for future Black voices.Black Issues
in Higher Education, 4/8/2004, 21 (4)
Smith, Gene. What
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Smith, John David. The
mind of Carter G. Woodson: as reflected in the books he owned, read,
and published. Journal of Southern History, Nov2007, 73
(4)
Trotter, Joe W. African
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Social Science History, Fall2004, 28 (3)
Wesley, Charles H. Carter
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65 (1/2)
Wesley, Charles Harris. Recollections
of Carter G. Woodson. Journal of Negro History, Spring98,
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