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Scope/Content: Includes the following bibliographies: "La Raza: Books about Mexican Americans," 1968; "Negro History: A Selective Bibliography of the Afro-American Experience," compiled by Venita McPherson, Assistant Reference Librarian, 1969; "American Literature: Black Voices (Afro-American Literature 1940-1968 in UCR Library)," compiled by Venita McPherson, Assistant Reference Librarian, 1969; and "Basic Bibliography on Black History (chronologically ordered)," 1969. Venita McPherson was also known as Venita Jorgensen.
Type
text
Format
1 folder; 4 documents
Form/Genre
bibliographies
Extent
22 pages
Identifier
ark:/86086/n2542qf5 curivsc_ua133_001_002
Language
English eng
Subject
Mexican Americans African Americans--History American literature--African American authors
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