Articles from Afro-Americans in New York Life and History (July 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Arthur Alfonso Schomburg (1874-1938): embracing the black motherhood experience in love of black people.	Asukile, Thabiti	Biography	12601
Harlem wisdom in a wild woman's blues: the cool intellect of Ida Cox.	Wilson, Karen		11661
Joel Augustus Rogers: Negro historian in history, time, and space.	Simba, Malik		7995
John Henrik Clarke: the Harlem connection to the founding of Africana Studies.	Carruthers, Jacob H.		9068
Richard B. Moore, radical politics, and the Afro-American history movement: the formation of a revolutionary tradition in African American intellectual culture.	McClendon, John M.		16070
Street strollers: grounding the theory of black women intellectuals.	Taylor, Ula		6987
Willis Nathaniel Huggins (1886-1941): historian, activist, and community mentor.	Crowder, Ralph L.	Biography	10464