VISITING NEW YORK’S AFRICAN-AMERICAN PAST People of African descent have a long history in New York, a history that predates the current city’s name. From the earliest days of the Dutch colony, New Amsterdam, to the

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Date: 2013-03-03 04:58:33 Civil rights movement Bedford-Stuyvesant Brooklyn African American literature African-American Civil Rights Movement Jackie Robinson Harlem Renaissance W. E. B. Du Bois Weeksville Brooklyn Abolitionism United States American studies African-American culture		VISITING NEW YORK’S AFRICAN-AMERICAN PAST People of African descent have a long history in New York, a history that predates the current city’s name. From the earliest days of the Dutch colony, New Amsterdam, to the Add to Reading List Source URL: citylore.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,04 MB Share Document on Facebook

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