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African American Social Movements, selected works in Booth Library
EIU's Booth Library has a large collection of learning resources to support the study of African American Social Movements by undergraduates, graduate student's and faculty. The materials are held in the reference collection, the main book holdings, the journal collection and full-text databases. Books and journal articles from other libraries may be obtained using interlibrary loan.
- African American Social Movements, a research guide
Over 150 selected works in Booth Library on African American social movements, organized thematically and including sections on:
Reference works; General Histories; Urban Migration; Cold War in America; Brown V. Board of Education; Reactions to Brown Decision; Civil Rights Movement; Montgomery Bus Boycott; Freedom Riders; African Americans and Urban History; Urban Rebellions; Kerner Commission; Stokely Carmichael; Black Power Movement; African Americans in Business; Black Political Engagement; Contemporary African American Experience; Assanta Shakur; Autobiographies/Biographies; Selected Journals
Searching the EIU Library Catalog
To find books, e-books, videos, and other materials held in the library use the EIU Library Catalog.
To search the catalog enter search terms in the search box and use the drop box to narrow the search.
The search results may be narrowed by using the limiting tools on the right hand side of the page.
Click on the item title to bring up the bibliographic record. The item's location, call number, and status are needed to find it in Booth Library.
