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	The Blackface Stereotype
		The flness of the flface emanates with all of its monumentality from the fl background.
		The fl woman is detached from her home and history, and all that is left of her is the dress, the kerchief, and the smile.
		For example, the way a fl female stereotype rolls her eyes or wears her bandanna in the shape of horns may give her away as a fake or an impostor who is trying to usurp the ways and manners of a white lady.
	www.blackculturalstudies.org /m_diawara/blackface.html (4862 words)

	Cultural
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	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/cultural.html (796 words)

	Black Cultural Association - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Black Cultural Association (or BCA) was an African American inmate group that was founded in 1968 at the Calfiornia Medical Facility at Vacaville, a California state prison, and formally recognized by prison officials in 1969.
		The primary purpose of the BCA was to provide educational tutoring to inmates, which it did in conjunction with graduate college students from the nearby San Francisco Bay Area.
		These courses made the BCA popular with inmates as well as outsiders; in time, radical political organizations such as Venceremos infiltrated the BCA, giving rise to BCA factions such as Unisight, which eventually gave birth to the Symbionese Liberation Army.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Black_Cultural_Association (165 words)

	Association
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	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/association.html (6327 words)

	Purdue University Black Cultural Center (BCC)
		The Black Voices of Inspiration is an ideal attraction for church and civic events.
		Established in the fall of 1975, the BVOI is sponsored by the Purdue University Black Cultural Center, which is committed to the performance of the music of African Americans.
		She is a recipient of the Vocal Extravaganza in Black Solo Award, an honor received in a competition among fl university choirs and soloists.
	www.purdue.edu /bcc/ensembles/bvoi/bvoi.html (686 words)

	Black Cultural Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Black Cultural Association (or BCA) was an African American inmate group that was founded in 1968 at the Calfiornia Medical Facility at Vacaville a California state prison and formally by prison officials in 1969.
		Outsiders were allowed to attend meetings the BCA and tutors provided remedial and courses in mathematics reading writing art history political science and sociology.
		These courses made the BCA popular inmates as well as outsiders; in time political organizations such as Venceremos infiltrated the BCA giving rise to factions such as Unisight which eventually gave to the Symbionese Liberation Army.
	www.freeglossary.com /Black_Cultural_Association (364 words)

	Article - The Black Church and Sexual Ethics, by Victor Anderson
		It is this radical thrust of fls for human liberation expressed in fl Christianity and fl religion in the United States—from the preacher-led slave revolts to the Black Manifesto of James Forman and the Black Declaration of Independence of the National Committee of Black Churchmen (1973, p.
		If the fl churches are to be faithful to their essential nature as liberating, prophetic institutions which are fundamentally motivated toward social justice, according to Dyson, the churches must develop a fl theology of sexuality and homoeroticism.
		He calls for the fl churches to be centers of sexual healing: to be at the forefront of sexual justice, just as they have been at the forefront of "every major social, political, and moral movement in fl culture".
	www.clgs.org /5/black_church_sexual_ethics.html (3797 words)

	Association of Black Anthropologists
		ABA began as an ad hoc group that emerged out of a need to give fl voices and perspectives a forum where the hegemonic voices of anthropology could be contested, and where fl anthropologists could be heard, engaged, and understood.
		The organization was an outgrowth of the Minority Caucus, from there it developed into the Caucus of Black Anthropologists, and finally, it became the Association of Black Anthropologists, officially acknowledged at the AAA meetings of 1975 (for a more detailed history, see the ABA Directory).
		Cheryl Rodriguez, President-Elect, is a Cultural Anthropologist at the University of South Florida.
	www.indiana.edu /~wanthro/candice1.htm (1614 words)

	Adoption History: National Association of Black Social Workers, "Position Statement on Trans-Racial ...
		Black children are taught, from an early age, highly sophisticated coping techniques to deal with racist practices perpetrated by individuals and institutions.
		We know there are numerous alternatives to the placement of fl children with white families and challenge all agencies and organizations to commit themselves to the basic concept of fl families for fl children.
		Black families can be found when agencies alter their requirements, methods of approach, definition of suitable family and tackle the legal machinery to facilitate inter-state placements.
	www.uoregon.edu /~adoption/archive/NabswTRA.htm (879 words)

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	A "Black Men Only" Discussion
		The workshop was for “fl men only,” and about 50 of them turned the opportunity into a dialogue about subjects that often don’t come up in their everyday conversations: relationships, money, power and fatherhood.
		But Carter told them that if fl men were to take care of themselves and their families, they needed to have money and to use it effectively.
		A father of three, Fletcher emphasized the need for older fl men to be positive role models in the lives of their younger counterparts, especially those who feel they do not have a future.
	www.blackcollegewire.org /culture/040723_black-men-tour (879 words)

	The Black Nationalist... Black History - Black Pride... Black Power!
		Black Nationalism in the United States, the set of beliefs or political theory that African Americans should maintain social, economic, and political institutions separate and distinct from those of whites.
		Black Nationalism, also known as fl separatism, is a complex set of beliefs emphasizing the need for the cultural, political, and economic separation of African Americans from white society.
		Black Nationalism calls for fl pride and seeks a unity that is racially based rather than one grounded in a specific African culture or ethnicity.
	www.theblacknationalist.com (1922 words)

	Legacy: Black Thinking on White Campuses
		In 1967, Black Hopkins students John Guess, Bruce Baker, and Douglas Miles choose not just to fit in at JHU, but to create a place where Black students can excel on their own terms.
		This first issue of September 1970, opens a forum for discourse “in the belief that Black Studies is an extremely valid field of research and pedagogy that deserves the attention of an interdisciplinary body of researchers.” Editor’s Message.
		The idea for the journal was born at a meeting of the Southern Black Cultural Alliance in Birmingham, Alabama in 1975.
	www.jhu.edu /~bfsa/bpexhibit/exhibit_three.htm (471 words)

	Nacioun Gardians (Cultural association, Camargue, France) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Camargue is usually associated with the Gitans and the Gardians, the traditional bull rearers.
		Sara, the Maries' fl servant, was kept on land, but Mary Salomé threw her coat onto the waters and the coat became a raft, allowing Sara to board on.
		His traditional tools are a trident and a fl hat, and his best companion is the local, white Camarguese horse.
	flagspot.net /flags/fr-13_ng.html (880 words)

	Black Student Association at Rice University (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The mission of the Black Student Association (BSA) at Rice is to provide a support network for the Black community at Rice University and to provide cultural enrichment for the campus and the community at large.
		It is not necessary that you be Black to join the Black Student Association; however, it is necessary that you have a desire to promote multicultural awareness and respect for cultural diversity.
		The Black Student Association sponsors and co-sponsors a variety of events that appeal to a wide and diverse number of people.
	www.ruf.rice.edu /~bsa/mission.html (277 words)

	Archdiocese of Washington - Our Cultures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Office of Black Catholics for the Archdiocese of Washington was established in September 1974.
		The director is active with The National Black Catholic Congress, The Congress Inter-Regional African American Catholic Evangelization Conference, and The National Association of Black Catholic Administrators.
		Two major resources for the fl Catholic agenda are: "What We Have Seen and Heard," the Black Catholic Bishops' Pastoral Letter on Evangelization (1984), and the "National Black Catholic Pastoral Plan" established by the National Black Catholic Congress VI in 1987, updated by Congress IX in 2002.
	www.adw.org /cultures/officeblack.asp (396 words)

	Black Welcome Week opens semester - News
		Sponsored by the Black Student Assembly, the picnic was held from noon to 3 p.m.
		The aim of Black Welcome Week is to inform students about their fl community, meet people and have a bonding experience, said Arameh Anvarizadeh, president of Blacks in Action and a senior majoring in occupational therapy.
		Black organizations are also open to all students.
	media.www.dailytrojan.com /media/storage/paper679/news/2004/08/30/News/Black.Welcome.Week.Opens.Semester-706853.shtml (450 words)

	The Black Commentator - Black Gay Pride - Issue 140
		As Black gay pride organizers scramble to provide comprehensive cultural celebrations for their thousands of anticipated guests this year, the Herald's top ten list was a slap in the face and further feeds into the notion that gay and now gay pride is white.
		Black pride organizations cater to the Black gay community and unfortunately, this community is still being affected in large numbers by the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
		Many elected officials shun off Black pride celebrations to their health deputy's (HIV/AIDS) instead of to their city's cultural affairs office where these celebrations should be getting support from as well.
	www.blackcommentator.com /140/140_black_gay_pride.html (955 words)

	AAUP Resource Guide for DIVERSITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Higher Education, Minneapolis, MN.
		Weems, Robert E. The Incorporation of Black Faculty at Predominantly White Institutions: A Historical and Contemporary Perspective.
		Sutherland, M. Black faculty in White academia: The fit is an uneasy one.
	www.aaup.org /Issues/AffirmativeAction/Articles/resources.htm (4696 words)

	Black Students' Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		The Black Students' Association (BSA) is a political, social, and educational organization whose main purpose is to express and support the Black perspective throughout campus life.
		BSA sees education of Black culture as one of its major pursuits on campus; the other is fostering Black student involvement at the College of Wooster.
		The Black Students' Association is an invaluable organization not only to the Black community at The College of Wooster, but also to the greater campus community, as well as Wooster's community.
	www.wooster.edu /bsa (204 words)

	The National Association of Black Storytellers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Black storytellers educate and entertain through the Oral Tradition, which depicts and documents the African American experience.
		She's a modern griot who was inspired by the Black cultural expression of the 1960s and 1970s and by her concerns for harmony among American ethnic groups.
		She served as hostess of "Black Is" WMPB - UHF, Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting.
	www.nathanielturner.com /natlassocblstorytellers.htm (629 words)

	Black Creek Community Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		BCCA is an organized body of people who volunteer their time to see that the residents of Black Creek and surrounding areas can enjoy educational, sports, health and cultural activities without having to leave their community.
		Our community is a special place - a delightful blend of urban and rural, where the feeling of belonging and looking out for others is still strong.Since 1958 the BCCA has been working hard at meeting many of the recreational needs in the community.
		Volunteers are the key to the success of the Black Creek Community Assoc.
	www.connected.bc.ca /~bcca (386 words)

	Djembe Online - No 19: Black indians want a place in history
		Among those who know nothing about us or our culture, there are some who hold the mistaken belief that one must look, act and speak in particular ways, to be recognized as being part of a particular cultural heritage.
		During the past 400 years, slavery, oppression and racism have served Black Indians: like wind upon the desert corn, they have caused the roots of our culture to grow deeper, in places where experts would say it is impossible for plants to grow.
		Earth Circles, as a Cultural Association, has been organized to reacquaint descendents of Black Indians with their cultural legacy, which for many has been a difficult or impossible place for family and self-identity to meet.
	www.djembe.dk /no/19/08biwapi.html (1356 words)

	For "Post-Hip-Hop Generation," Prof Offers "360 Degrees of Blackness"
		Hubbard said Asante, who will also be teaching a spring class about hip-hop, represents "360 degrees of flness" because of his ability to tell the story of fl triumph in a variety of forms, such as poetry and film.
		He said it was important for students not to wait until after college to begin their careers.
		Black College Wire is a project of the Black College Communication Association
	www.blackcollegewire.org /culture/060904_asante (1441 words)

	OpEd - Essays
		What has concerned me is the lack of an appreciation that many exhibit for Black cultural integrity and associated with that, the understanding that there are cultural boundaries which contain cherished, even sacred spaces, events and individuals which should be protected from corruption.
		This role should be subject to increased challenge because the ''entertainment'' produced by Hollywood and its associated medium, television, have become the most powerful cultural educational tools on the planet.
		I have traveled to many countries where I have had to confront the cultural distortion that Michael Jackson or Diana Ross were the real heroes of all Blacks or that all Blacks were gangsters or drug dealers (which makes the movie “Training Day” devastating).
	www.blackpressusa.com /Op-Ed/speaker.asp?SID=16&NewsID=2623 (813 words)

	African Studies Center\|
		It is intended to help both the student and the scholar traverse the rich and varied terrain of primary and secondary historical, sociological, and journalistic sources on King and the Black freedom struggle.
		Diversity and Division gives special attention to the issues of race and culture in America and presents diversity of opinion by representing the efforts of young writers of different racial backgrounds who refuse to allow popular expectations to dictate their beliefs.
		The Center for the Study of Southern Culture provides an outlet for the wide variety of cultural events and related materials that come from this region.
	www.sas.upenn.edu /African_Studies/Home_Page/mcgee.html (2493 words)

	Illinois Cultural Diversity Association
		Participants in the teleconference are fl managers, management consultants and professionals who have made important contributions to their organizations while discussing their own techniques for getting results and achieving progressional growth in the organization.
		Exploration of a white mother who undergoes a radical mastectomy and her Black daughter who embarks on a modeling career reveals the profound effects of body image and the strain of racial and sexual identity on their charged, intensely loving bond.
		Official studies, indicating that fl children walk and talk earlier than white children and cope better with noise, are placed in perspective by Rich Kittles of the National Institute of Health.
	www.wiu.edu /ISCDA/resources.shtml (9100 words)

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