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Hull, Gloria T.: Color, Sex, and
Poetry, 108–9
humanities, 22–24, 46, 62, 74n.8
IBW (Institute of the Black World), 5, 59
identity crises, 41–43, 76n.26
Indiana Commission on Higher Education,
185
Indiana University
African American Choral
Ensemble, 185
African American Dance
Company, 185
African American Music, History, and
Culture Archives, 145, 185
African American Studies, 133, 144–46
African American Studies Ph.D. program,
xxiv n.18
Afro-American Studies, 184–86
Black Atlantic Seminar, 182–84, 187
Black Film Center Archives, 145, 185
The College Incentive Plan (CIP)
Humanities Study Group Report,
184, 186
“Forum on Migrations and Population
Movements,” 183
Gender Studies program, 187
interdisciplinary work at, 133
“In Touch with the Spirit: Black Religious
and Musical Expression in
American Cinema” conference,
133, 145
“Joe Louis and the American Press”
conference, 133, 145
O’Meally, Smith Report on, 127–28,
130, 132–33, 144–46
Pinderhughes, Yarborough Report on,
182–87
recommendations, 186–87
Soul Revue, 185
institutes. See research centers/institutes
institutional stability of African American
Studies, 162, 171
integrationists, xii, xxiv n.10, 4, 48–50
interdisciplinary degree programs
(IDPs), 199
interdisciplinary departments/projects, 55,
97, 133–34
“In Touch with the Spirit: Black Religious
and Musical Expression in American
Cinema” conference, 133, 145
Jackson, Blyden, 46
Jackson, Kennell, xx
James, Stanlie, 152–53, 213–14
Theorizing Black Feminisms, 153
Jaynes, Gerald, 134, 140, 154–55
Jefferson, Thomas, 209
Jeffries, Leonard, 122n.2
“Joe Louis and the American Press” conference,
133, 145
Johnson, Charles S., 45, 92
Jones, Jacqueline, 109–10
Jordan, June, 148
Jordan, Winthrop, 76n.32
Journal of Negro History, 44, 92
KAOS Network, 198
Kardiner, Abram: Mark of Oppression, 93
Karenga, Maulana Ron, xi, xxiii n.4, 9n.5,
35, 52
Kawaida Institute of Pan-African Studies,
xxiii n.4
Keller, Edmond, 200
Kent, George, 46
Kent State killings, 74n.10
Kerr, Clark, 16–17, 20–21
Kilson, Martin, xi, xxiii n.4, 35–37,
75n.18
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 26–27
King Center (Atlanta University), 59
Klotman, Phyllis, 145
Kutzinski, Vera, 155
Kwanza, 9n.5
Levine, Lawrence, 76n.32
Lewis, David, 142
Lewis, Earl, 193, 217–18, 220
Lewis, Sir Arthur: “Notes on Black Studies,”
xiv
liberal arts tradition, 21–24, 74n.8
Lincoln University, xv