Migration From The South To New York City After Wwii, Brooklyn Brownstoner, Urban Renewal, Urban Gardening, Local Politics, Urban And Rural Perspectives
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African American Expatriates And Travelers, Class, The Tents, African American Travel Abroad And Experience In India, Singapore, Tahiti, China, And The Middle East, Russia, The Cold War, Christian Missionaries, Vladamir Lenin, Korea
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Hampton University, Morgan College
School Discrimination In Brooklyn, George Washington Carver, Mary Mc Cleod Bethune Academy (Virginia High School), Mrs. Booker T. Washington Iii (Joyce), Tuskegee Institute, African American Travelers And Expatriates, Native Americans And African Americans, African American Attitudes Towards Slavery, Gentrification In Bedford Stuyvesant, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, Black Women’s Social Clubs (The Links And Jack And Jill); Ps 243, Weeksville Dig, Caribbean Migration To Brooklyn (Ellis Island), Ellis Island, Historically Black Colleges And Universities
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Neighborhood Changes In Bedford Stuyvesant, Integration In Bedford Stuyvesant, Home Ownership Among Black Women In Bedford Stuyvesant, Class In Bedford Stuyvesant
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Slavery, Underground Railroad, Rufus Perry, Sr., Rufus Perry, Jr., African American Expatriates And Travelers, Early Founding Of Hip Hop In Brooklyn And Queens, Hip Hop
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Civil Rights Movement – Brooklyn, Freedom Rider, First Ame Zion Church, Berean Baptist Church, Harlem Hospital, Upper East Side Manhattan, Piano Lessons With Maude B. Cummings Taylor, Civil Rights Movement In Brooklyn
Freedom Rider, Winston, North Carolina, Bell Atlantic Company
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African American Relations In 1920s And 30s Brooklyn
Gentrification In Bedford Stuyvesant, Black Homeownership In Brooklyn, Barbados, Transnational Identity, Bridge Street Baptist Church, Beulah Church Of The Nazarene, Al Vanns; Weeksville In The 1920s, Bedford Stuyvesant, Gender Roles Among Bajan Immigrants In Bedford Stuyvesant In The 1930s And 40s, Girlhood, Puberty, Sexuality, West Indian
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The Tents, Kings County Hospital, Methodist Hospital, Windsor, North Carolina On A Family Farm “The Point”, Teachers College For African American Students In Elizabeth, City North Carolina, Home On Bergen Street, Nurse At Kings County Hospital And Methodist Hospital In Park Slope, Royal Decree On Friday, Wear All White, Brooklyn Chapter Of The Tents Arose From Virginia Chapter, Underground Railroad, Abolitionists, 19th Century Structure On Macdonough Street In Bedford Stuyvesant, Former Civil War Hospital, 7th Degree Ceremony , Right Worthy National Grand Superintendent, Edna ‘Queen’ Jackson, 1943
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11, Cooking And Baking In African American Families; African American Self Sufficiency, African American Entrepreneurship, September 11, 9
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