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Profiles In Black
Walter Conway
Profiles In Black
1970 · Education ·
Amity Records
US · none
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From Before The Mayflower To The Civil War
A1
Estevanico: First Non-Indian In New Mexico, Arizona
A2
The Jamestown Landing: First Blacks In The English Colonies
A3
Jean DuSable: Founder Of Chicago
A4
Cripus Attucks: Killed In The Boston Massacre
A5
Peter Salem: Hero Of Bunker Hill
A6
Deborah Gannett: First Woman In An American Army
A7
Phyllis Wheatley: Early American Poetess
A8
Benjamin Banneker: Helped Design Our National Capital
A9
John B. Russwurm: Founder Of First Black Newspaper
A10
Jim Beckwourth: Trapper, Explorer, Indian Chief
A11
Nat Turner: Leader Of Largest Slave Revolt
A12
William Leidesdorff: San Francisco Pioneer
A13
Sojourner Truth: Earliest Black Woman Abolitionist
A14
Harriet Tubman: Led Slaves To Freedom
A15
Frederic Douglass: Most Important Black Leader Of The Time
Civil War, Reconstruction, And The "Age Of Booker T. Washington" (1865-1915)
B1
Black Soldiers Of The Union: 186,000 Enlisted
B2
Robert Smalls: Civil War Hero, Congressman
B3
Fisk Jubilee Singers: Internationally Famous Black Singers
B4
Black Cavalry In The West: Fought Indians, Stopped Rancher Wars
B5
Senator Hiram Revels: First Black U.S. Senator
B6
Nat Love: Early Black Cowboy
B7
Jan Matzeliger: Made Possible Mass Production Of Shoes
B8
Ida B. Wells: Led Fight Against Lynching
B9
Booker T. Washington (2): To White America, He Was The Black Voice
B10
Dr. Daniel Hale Williams: Performed First Heart Operation
B11
Charles Henry Turner: World Famous Biologist
B12
Paul Lawrence Dunbar: First Poet Of Black America
B13
Henry Tanner: Famous Black Painter
20th Century United States And The Beginnings Of Black America (1900-1941)
C1
Andrew Beard: His Invention Saved Lives Of Railroad Men
C2
W. C. Handy: Made Blues Music Part Of American Heritage
C3
Bert Williams: Great Black Ziegfeld Star And Showman
C4
Matthew Henson: First American To The North Pole
C5
W.E.B. DuBois: First Intellectual Black Leader
C6
369th Infantry: Distinguished Black Regiment In World War I
C7
Sgt. Henry Johnson: World War I Hero
C8
George Washington Carver: The Wizard Of The Peanut
C9
Roland Hayes: First Black Concert Artist
C10
A. Phillip Randolph: Founded First Black National Labor Union
C11
Bill Pickett: Black Cowboy And Rodeo Star
C12
Marcus Garvey: First To Lead A Black Mass Movement
C13
Mary McLeod Bethune: Educator, National Women's Leader
Black America, World War II And Beyond (1941- )
D1
Richard Wright: Author
D2
Dr. Charles Drew: "Father" Of Blood Plasma
D3
Rosa Parks: Started First Black Mass Protest
D4
Jackie Robinson: Broke Baseball's Color Line
D5
Marian Anderson: World Famous Concert Singer
D6
William Grant Still: First Black American Classical Composer
D7
Dorie Miller: Hero Of World War II
D8
Edward Brooke: First Black U.S. Senator Of Modern Times
D9
Dean Dixon: Outstanding Black Symphony Conductor
D10
Ralph Bunche: Awarded Nobel Peace Prize
D11
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Assassinated Leader Of Black Non-Violence Movement
D12
Thurgood Marshall: First Black Supreme Court Justice
Credits
Education
Spoken Word
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