Special Topics & Publications
Trailtones: The African-American Heritage of Arizona
Preface
In the past researchers have gone to the card catalogs of the library and searched the subject sections to find little that could be used for the study of Afro-American heritage. Today the Library of Congress has provided us with a list of subject headings under "Afro-American" that can be used. See Appendix C for terms that were listed in the Library of Congress Subject Headings. Some of the subject headings from the book mentioned that were not found in the catalog were:
| BR1644.3 |
AFRO-American Pentecostals |
| BV1523.137 |
AFRO-American Sunday Schools |
| BX8116.3A37 |
AFRO-American Mennonites |
| GV884 |
AFRO-American Basketball Players |
| GR103 |
AFRO-American Children's Games Folklore |
| GV1204.12 |
AFRO-American Children's Games Recreation |
| RS122.5 |
AFRO-American Pharmacists |
| NE539.3.A35 |
AFRO-American Prints |
| Z695.U5 |
AFRO-American University & College Libraries |
| P94.5.A37 |
AFRO-American & Mass Media |
| GN130.N3 |
AFRO-American - Crainiology |
| BV2893 |
AFRO-American - Missions |
| E185.8 |
AFRO-American in Business |
From the selection of books in the annotated bibliography are the books that deal with some of the topics above. Few books concerned with Afro-American heritage in Arizona were listed and that is why the search was expanded, in this case to include the heritage of a much wider area than the state of Arizona, as we know it today. Our heritage rests in the territorial papers of many states that were linked to us during the last century.
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