AFRAM 334: Civil Rights & Black Power: Home

Examines the politics and culture of the modern African American freedom struggle - Brukab Sisay Instructor

Class Research Guide

Welcome to the AFRAM 334: Civil Rights & Black Power Class Guide

Members Seattle Chapter
Black Panther Party, 1969

(Photo: Washington State Archives)

Here's what's in the guide:

Design Search Strategy - tips on creating a search strategy and identifying search terms
Find Articles - link to find article citations and full text articles.

Find Primary Sources - first-hand accounts of an event or period of time created or provided by participants or observers

Background Information - find background sources for contextual information
Evaluating Sources - learn how to determine whether or not a resource is appropriate for your research

Class Documents

Class Assignment
Research paper guidelines for AFRAM 334

Citation Formats
Chicago Style, MLA, APA, and more.

Librarian

Harry Murphy

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