Volume 13, Issue 3 (1989)
Section I: AFRICAN TRADITIONS AND CULTURES
Africanisms in Gullah Oral Tradition
Joseph E. Holloway
pp.115-124
Religious Symbolism of the Iron Pot:
The Plausibility of a Congo-Angola Origin
Robert L. Hall
pp. 125-129
Section II: AFRICAN AMERICAN DANCE AND MUSIC
Afro-American Music and Dance
Samuel L. Floyd, Jr.
pp. 130-138
The Dance Technique of Katherine Dunham
as a Community Rite de Passage
Joyce Aschenbrenner and Carolyn H. Carr
pp. 139-143
Section III: BLACK DANCE
Philadanco
James Myers Brown
pp. 144-145
Section IV: BLACKS IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA:
POLITICO-HISTORICAL STUDIES
An Historical Overview of the Political Status of
Blacks in England Since 1945
Lydia Lindsey
pp. 146-155
Jurisprudential Politics and the Manipulation of History
Christopher E. Smith
pp. 156-161
BOOK REVIEW
The Ties that Bind: African American Consciousness of Africa
Author: Bernard Makhosezwe Magubane
Reviewer: Lenwood G. Davis
pp. 162-163
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