Add to ORKGHow proud Ellison would be to see his work and that of so many other distinguished artists, writers, and musicians recognized in the Encyclopedia of the Great Plains. The Great Plains roots of Ralph Ellison, Gwendolyn Brooks, Langston Hughes, Cornel West, Ornette Coleman, Charlie Parker, and Jay McShann make emphatic the region\u27s importance in African American history and culture. Like their counterparts in the American South, these artists migrated to Chicago and New York where they became leaders in the nation\u27s cultural life
AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE GREAT PLAINS: AN INTRODUCTION (Keith D. Parker) THE GREAT PLAINS SIT-IN MO...
This essay suggests that there is a discrepancy between historical accounts of the natural state o...
How does one describe the nature of this place that is the Great Plains? Diane Quantic and P. Jane H...
How proud Ellison would be to see his work and that of so many other distinguished artists, writers,...
The Encyclopedia of the Great Plains is a terrific soapbox for Plains historians, teachers, writers,...
The latest of the local encyclopedias is the University of Nebraska Press\u27s Encyclopedia of the G...
Preparing for this review I began by scanning the volume and stopping to read several especially int...
Review of: Atlas of the Great Plains, by Stephen J. Lavin, Fred M. Shelley, and J. Clark Archer
Review of: "Atlas of the Great Plains," by Stephen J. Lavin, Fred M. Shelley, and J. Clark Archer
While there is little new in this volume, scholars and students of the Great Plains, the American We...
While there is little new in this volume, scholars and students of the Great Plains, the American We...
Review of: "Encyclopedia of the Great Plains Indians," edited by David J. Wishart
This useful collection of review essays issues from the 34th Plains Conference, entitled Anthropolo...
Review of: Great Plains: America\u27s Lingering Wild, by Michael Forsberg, Dan O\u27Brien, David W...
Review of: Encyclopedia of the Great Plains Indians, edited by David J. Wishart
AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE GREAT PLAINS: AN INTRODUCTION (Keith D. Parker) THE GREAT PLAINS SIT-IN MO...
This essay suggests that there is a discrepancy between historical accounts of the natural state o...
How does one describe the nature of this place that is the Great Plains? Diane Quantic and P. Jane H...
How proud Ellison would be to see his work and that of so many other distinguished artists, writers,...
The Encyclopedia of the Great Plains is a terrific soapbox for Plains historians, teachers, writers,...
The latest of the local encyclopedias is the University of Nebraska Press\u27s Encyclopedia of the G...
Preparing for this review I began by scanning the volume and stopping to read several especially int...
Review of: Atlas of the Great Plains, by Stephen J. Lavin, Fred M. Shelley, and J. Clark Archer
Review of: "Atlas of the Great Plains," by Stephen J. Lavin, Fred M. Shelley, and J. Clark Archer
While there is little new in this volume, scholars and students of the Great Plains, the American We...
While there is little new in this volume, scholars and students of the Great Plains, the American We...
Review of: "Encyclopedia of the Great Plains Indians," edited by David J. Wishart
This useful collection of review essays issues from the 34th Plains Conference, entitled Anthropolo...
Review of: Great Plains: America\u27s Lingering Wild, by Michael Forsberg, Dan O\u27Brien, David W...
Review of: Encyclopedia of the Great Plains Indians, edited by David J. Wishart
AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE GREAT PLAINS: AN INTRODUCTION (Keith D. Parker) THE GREAT PLAINS SIT-IN MO...
This essay suggests that there is a discrepancy between historical accounts of the natural state o...
How does one describe the nature of this place that is the Great Plains? Diane Quantic and P. Jane H...