Before you begin your research, it's a good idea to get a broad overview of your topic. Many of your professors don't want you to cite Wikipedia or other online encyclopedias, but these resources can get you oriented and point you towards more in-depth resources. Use a Google search or Wikipedia to get ideas of search terms that you can later use in library resources.
Database of newspaper primary sources related to the experiences and impacts of African Americans, arranged by era and topic.
Full-text scholarly journals in many subject areas. JSTOR has the beginning of each journal to 3, 4 or 5 years ago. How-to videos.
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Struggles for Freedom: Southern Africa
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World Heritage Sites: Africa
This guide gives an overview of research resources for CMMN A101, Communications Writing.