This guide is intended for City College students, staff, and faculty interested in researching and exploring Black Studies. This guide will feature library and internet resources (both print and electronic) recommended for Black Studies, as well as research strategies.
(Please note that many of the resources in this guide will contain content that can be triggering, upsetting or offensive for some individuals. These resources may possibly use offensive terms, descriptions and images of but not limited to: violence, murder, abuse, sexual assault, torture and colonialism)
This guide will be a work in progress. If there are any suggestions, please email Marley Rodriguez.
The Black Studies program delves into the historical and contemporary study of African people in Africa and the Americas. It provides enrichment in the social sciences and humanities by giving you the opportunity to link the tools of formal analysis to a specific cultural area in the African experience through courses in African history, art, economics, United States history, literature, music, psychology, sociology and politics from a Black perspective.
