What does AA stand for?

The issues pressing on the African-American church are detailed daily on the front pages of newspapers black-on-black violence, widespread drug use, the breakdown of the nuclear family, rampant teen pregnancies, and rising high-school drop-out rates.

com 1-800-225-5800 Voices of the African American Experience is a three-volume scholarly compendium of primary testimonies and sources of African-American history (speeches, articles, mission statements, hymns, spiritual songs, slave narratives, memoirs, essays, and much more), offering an unparalleled glimpse into the lives of African-Americans during the past four hundred years, in their own words.

A surge of African-American voting in the past 40 years has led to a dramatic increase in black office holding, highly capable individuals who have served in elective offices as diverse as mayors to governors and United States senators, one of whom, Barack Obama, has just recently been elected president of the United States, an extraordinary achievement for not only African Americans, but for all Americans.

The emphasis on language clearly illustrates how African-American communities have defined themselves and their relations to the dominant white culture in America.

Yet African-American adults are still far behind their peers in other ethnic groups.

African-American Art (Oxford History of Art) by Sharon F.

But the most important consequence of Notre Dame's success this year is what Notre Dame's first-year head coach, Tyrone Willingham, has proven: African-American coaches deserve more head-coaching opportunities in football.

Some socio-behavioral correlates of African self-consciousness in African-American college students.