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260 Inclusive Scholarship: Developing Black Studies in the United States social sciences, 22, 24–25, 42 sociology, 45–46, 232 The Souls of Black Folk (Du Bois), 9n.4 South Carolina State killings, 27, 74n.10 Southeastern Regional Seminar in African Studies (SERSAS), 207 Stanford University, xv, 46, 63, 194 star system, 83–84, 115 Stepto, Robert, 53 Stevenson, Brenda, 200 Strickland, William, 59 Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), 36 systems analysis, 24 Target of Opportunity appointments, 225 Telluride Association, 183 Temple University, xxiv n.18, 6, 170, 226–27n.5 terminology, 101–2, 169–70. See also specific terms; specific terms Tesfagiorgis, Freida, 152, 214 Theorizing Black Feminisms (James and Busia), 153 Thompson, Carol, 179 Thompson, Robert, 53 Thornton, Michael, 152 Three Essays: Black Studies in the United States. See Harris, Hine, McKay Report Title VI, 175, 227n.6 transformation, xxiv n.10 Transition, 143–44, 180 Trotter, Joe W., Jr., 213, 216 Tucker, M. Belinda, 202 Turner, James, 33, 149 UCLA (University of California, Los Angeles) Afro-American Studies Program, 57, 60, 77n.35, 199 Afro-American Studies Program for Interdisciplinary Research, 148–49, 201 “Back to the Basics: Black to the Future” conference, 149 Black Studies program, 106 Center for Afro-American Studies, 148–49, 198–203, 219, 228n.19, 228n.28 Cultural Studies in the African Diaspora Project, 196–98 “Decline in Marriage Conference,” 149 Ford Foundation grants to, xix Institute of American Cultures, 198, 200, 202 O’Meally, Smith Report on, 148–49 Pinderhughes, Yarborough Report on, 196–203, 221, 226 “Put Your Hands Together” conference, 197 “Race, Class and Citizenship” conference, 197 recommendations, 203 research centers, 102 “Rhapsodies in Blax” symposium, 197–98 shoot-out (1969), 102–3 “A War on Drugs or a War Against the African-American Community?” conference, 149 Ujamaa Society, 37 undergraduate centers, 57–58 United Negro College Fund, xii universities. See colleges/universities; and specific universities University of California, Berkeley African American Studies department, xi, 175, 187–95, 219 African American Studies Ph.D. program, xix, xxiv n.18, 170, 187, 190, 192, 194, 227n.16 “African Diaspora Studies, Multiculturalism, and Identity Construction” project, 187–89 “African Diaspora Studies on the Eve of the 21st Century” conference, 188–89, 222–23 Afro-American studies program, 34, 55, 64–65 American Studies program, 219 Asian studies program, 34 Black student movement at, 33–34
Inclusive Scholarship: Developing Black Studies in the United States 261 Black Studies department, 127–28 Black Studies Ph.D. program, 226–27n.5 “Break the Cycle” program, 194 budget cutbacks, 147 Center for the Teaching and Study of American Cultures, 188, 191, 194 Chicano studies program, 34 College of Letters and Sciences, 33–34 “Conditions in the African Diaspora” lectures, 188 The Diaspora, 189 “Diversifying African Studies” project, 194 Division of International and Area Studies, 190–91 Ethnic Studies, 54, 188, 190–91, 194, 219 faculty administrative/teaching load, 191–93, 196 faculty hiring, 193, 195 Huggins Report on, 33–34 “Multiculturalism, Identity, and Diaspora” colloquia, 188 Native American studies program, 34 O’Meally, Smith Report on, 126–28, 130, 132, 147–48 overseas studies program, 194 Partnerships in Education, 148 Pinderhughes, Yarborough Report on, 187–96 Poetry Center, 148 recommendations, 195–96 separatism at, 40 University of California, Los Angeles. See UCLA University of California, Riverside, 77n.40 University of California, Santa Barbara, 65 University of Chicago, 45 University of Chicago School of Sociology, 93 University of Cincinnati, 65 University of Illinois, Chicago, 51 University of Illinois, Urbana/Champaign, 62–63 University of Illinois-Chicago Circle, 61 University of Indiana, 55, 127–28 University of Maryland, 136–37 University of Massachusetts, Amherst, xxiv n.18, 113, 170, 226–27n.5 University of Michigan Afro-American studies, 65 “Black Agenda for the 21st Century: Toward a Synthesis of Culture, History, and Social Policy” conference, 213, 216–18, 222 Black Studies department, 127–28 Center for Afro-American Studies, 150 Midwest Consortium for Black Studies, 212–14, 216–17, 229n.36 O’Meally, Smith Report on, 126–28, 149–50 Pinderhughes, Yarborough Report on, 216–18 “Race, Culture, and the Politics of Intellectual Inquiry” colloquia, 150 racial incidents at, 113 “Reflections and Revisions: Twenty Years of Afro-American and African Studies” conference, 150 research centers, 102 University of Mississippi, 110 University of Namibia, 194 University of Pennsylvania Afro-American Studies Program, 205–6 Center for the Study of Black Life and Culture, 131 Center for the Study of Black Literature and Culture, 151, 205–6 collaboration at, 134 O’Meally, Smith Report on, 126, 131, 150–52 Pinderhughes, Yarborough Report on, 204–6 “Reshaping Afro-American Studies” project, 204–5 Richard Wright Lectures, 206 University of Rhode Island, 54, 57 University of South Florida, 170 University of Texas Law School, xvii, 161 University of the West Indies, 194
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