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Writing Black USA
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- Appropriate grades: 6–12
- Subjects: English language arts (literature), social studies (African Americans, political science, United States history)
- Provider: Keele UK
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- More websites with resources on literature, African Americans, political science and United States history.
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This catalog record is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License. This license applies to the content of this page only and does not apply to the referenced website.
Read literature and history written by and about African Americans through following the links on this site. Authors range alphabetically from Maya Angelou to Malcolm X. There are links to texts and resources on the web, including historical texts and other libraries and indexes. There are copies of entire texts that are in the public domain available through this site. The site is sponsored by Keele University, School of American Studies, located in Great Britain. Keele pioneered the development of American Studies in Great Britain and offers a wide range of teaching in American literature, history, politics, geography and popular culture, including film.