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African-Americans From White Supremacy To Black Presidency

HENNI, Hanane (2020)

In this research work, the attempt is to trace the African Americans’ journey towards the presidency of the US, a journey that started from the abyss of slavery to the head of the White House. For almost a century, ...
Afrofuturism : Embracing and Reconstructing The Concept of Blackness and Womanhood Through Nnedi Okorafor’s Binti (2015)

GAFOUR, Zahra Ines (2020)

The aim of this research work is to examine the concept of Afrofuturism and the efforts the movement’s pioneers dedicated to the reclamation of Black womanhood. Along the history, Black women’s identity in Africa mainly ...
The Black Women's Contribution to the Harlem Renaissance 1919-1940

ZIAT, Rahma (2020)

Black women, writers, poets or artists, play a crucial role and have had a significant contribution to African American Literature. This extended paper examines the black women's contribution to the Harlem renaissance. ...
Third-wave Feminism and The Seven Necessary Sins For Women And Girls 2019 By Mona Eltahawy

Baiod, Sarah (2020)

Women have been shackled to unjustified social, political and economic chains, they’ve been subjected to whole slew of sexism and degradation, and in order to recertify the fundamental imbalance between men and women, ...
From Identity Denial to Racial Uplift Celebrating the Harlem Renaissance in Langston Hughes’ Not Without Laughter 1930

HATTAB, Naima Nedjla (2020)

The Institution of Slavery, played an important role in the construction of America thanks to these Africans brought to the American coasts in order to enrich the economy of the colonies. Although the salverie was later ...
A Psycho-Thematic Reading of Solomon Northup’s Twelve Years a Slave (1853)

DJEDDOU, Hadjer (2020)

The history of the United States is rampant with racism. Slavery is one form of it. Accordingly, black people were offensively, cruelly and brutally treated throughout their history in the US. Along their inferior journey, ...
Gospel Music in the United States

Belalia, Amel (2020)

When Africans were forced to leave their homes in Africa and brought to North America to live and die in servitude, they brought with them their rich culture. Culture is a vital human resource for resisting oppression. ...
Neo-Imperialism in Africa : Case Study Sierra Leone

Ait Ali Yahia, Radia (2020)

After the end of the era of direct colonialism in Africa, and after the independence of African lands, the ex-Europeans forces resorted to indirect methods represented in their new colonization of their former colonies in ...
Racial Bias Within The Blue Vein Society in The Blacker The Berry by Wallace Thurman

Latroch, Ikram (2020)

The aim of this research is to dive into the issue of colorism and attempt to get to its depths including the effect this phenomenon has on the African-American society as a whole and on individuals. The paradox is explored ...
Albinism, the Victims of Superstitions, Witchcraft and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa

TABET, CHAIMAE (2020)

In some communities in sub-Saharan Africa like in Tanzania, erroneous myths and superstitions next to the belief in witchcraft and occult forces put the lives of persons with albinism in danger. Persons who have albinism ...
The Black Dancing Body: An Artistic Measure as a Cultural Protest

Ellabed, Zohra Djahida (2020)

Dance has been a significant part of African Americans life; it helped them express their emotions as well as their thoughts and ideas, for that reason this dissertation attempts to study the role of African American Dance ...
Malcolm X vs. Martin Luther King, Jr Ideology

Charrati, Fatima (2020)

Racism began in 1619, when a Portuguese ship appeared on the coast of Virginia with more than 20 black Africans on board. It was the starting point for the spread of one of the greatest tragedies in human history. About ...
The American Women's liberation Movement 1848/ 1970

Elariche, Imene (2020)

This study aims to present the struggles of American women they have faced based on their gender and race, starting with the history of white and African American women in America, and the various arguments and theories ...
Reading Trauma in Toni Morrison’s Beloved 1987

Namaoui, Chaimae (2020)

Differences among individuals have always created trouble to those regarded as “the other.” African Americans are no exception, they were and still are racially discriminated. from the time of slavery and even long after ...
Construction of Black Female Identity in neo-Slave Narratives in Toni Morrison’Beloved 1987

ABBOUB, Manal (2020)

The aim of the present research is to explore the construction of black female identity in Toni Morrison’ neo-Slave narrative Beloved (1987). Morrison’s novel highlights the effects of slavery upon the female characters. ...
The Mass Incarceration in the United States of America from 1865 until The Present Day

Bilal, Larbi (2020)

The issue of abolishing slavery completely in the United States of America has always been regarded but deceitful by African-American people. They doubted the thirteen Amendment and considered it as a coded language, ...
The impact of women in the Nigerian development during the twentieth century (In the post-independence Era)

Benguettat, Salima Chahinez (2020)

This dissertation examines the history of feminist movement in contemporary Africa, using Nigeria as a case of study. Whilst we have well-established studies and documentations on women historical progression in the ...
Blaxploitation: An Empowering and/ or Disempowering Genre of Black Americans

Larbi Youcef, Imene (2020)

Blaxploitation is a term coined in the United States during the early 1970s. It refers to a subgenre of exploitation films. In the United States, prior to the 1960s, black individuals and black culture, it should be pointed ...
Tracing the Print Culture of Female Travel Writers and the Influence of Gender and Race on their Perception and Publication

GOUAICH, Leila (2020)

This dissertation traces the print culture of female writers since the turn of the twenty-first century and the influence of gender and race on their perception and publication. In a society that is bound by social sanction, ...
Western Misinterpretation of Mythology in US Cinamatography

Chaibedraa, Samia (2020)

Many members of the society have already heard or have some knowledge about mythology, yet only a few know about the origin of the term or what it represents for several civilizations across the globe. This dissertatiton ...

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