Atlantic Cape Community College Libraries: Juneteenth: Books-eBooks-Media

Books

Call Number: PS3555.L625 J86 2000 (ML)

Call Number: HT1031 .F66 1984 (WO)

Call Number: E453 .G9 2004 (CM,ML)

Call Number: E453 .E42 2006 (WO)

Call Number: E 453 .O13 2013 (CM,ML,WO)

Call Number: E457.2 .B44 2000 (ML)

Call Number: E 457.2 .F66 2010 (ML)

Call Number: E453 .S59 1992 (ML)

Call Number: E668 .F655 2005 (ML)

Ralph Ellison’s Legacy
In 1952 an unknown African-American writer caught the nation’s attention with his very first book, which begins, "I am an invisible man." In this program, News Hour correspondent Elizabeth Farnsworth examines Ralph Ellison’s legacy on the novel occasion of the publication of Juneteenth, left unfinished at the time of his death. Ellison’s literary executor John Callahan and Professor Charles Johnson—a winner, like Ellison, of The National Book Award—consider the man behind the fame and the impact of the posthumous novel on Ellison’s literary reputation, first established by Invisible Man. (12 minutes)
Films on Demand
The Bessie Coleman Story
In 1921, aviation pioneer Bessie Coleman arose from the poverty of the Texas cotton fields to capture the hearts of the black population of America. Runtime 1:47:42
Films on Demand