The ASALH Bookstore is dedicated to offering you a wide
selection of African American literature, scholarly works,
DVDs, and more. Feel free to browse the titles we have to
offer.
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Reflections on Carter G. Woodson
with Drs. John Hope Franklin
and Adelaide M. Cromwell
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ASALH is proud to offer for sale a DVD of Professors
John Hope Franklin and Adelaide M. Cromwell reflecting
on the life and times of Carter G. Woodson. Filmed at
ASALH's 91st annual conference, the nearly 2 hour
recording provides not only insight on the life of
Woodson, but also on their own lives in the 1930's and
1940's. For more information, please click on the
image.
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The Mis-Education of the Negro
By Dr. Carter G. Woodson
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Originally published in 1933, The Mis-Education of the
Negro is back thanks to the ASALH Press. With a
foreward by V.P. Franklin, editor of the Journal of
African American History, this edition of the seminal work
of Dr. Woodson is great for classroom discussion and
personal enjoyment alike. Special rates are availalbe for
bulk orders. Please contact ASALH for more information
at 202-238-5910. Click the book for the study guide.
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ISBN: 0-9768111-0-3
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Talking Animals
By Wilfrid Dyson Hambly
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A collection of short stories for children, Talking
Animals was first published in 1949 and has been
in demand ever since. Now available through The
Associated Publishers, this book will entertain
young ones for hours with tales such as "Tortoise
and Hare in Love with Squirrel" and "How Baboon
Lost His Tail."
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W.E.B. Du Bois
By David Levering Lewis
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"In this final magisterial volume, fifteen years in the
research and writing, David Levering Lewis
stunningly re-creates the second "In this final
magisterial volume, and brilliant career. Beginning
fifteen years in the research and writing, David
Levering Lewis writing, David Levering Lewis
stunningly re-creates the second "In this final
magisterial volume, stunningly re-creates the
second half of W.E.B. Du Bois's charged half of
W.E.B. Du Bois's charged and brilliant career.
Beginning with the return of World War I
African-American veterans to the riots and
lynchings of the "Red riots and lynchings of the
"Red Summer" of 1919 and ending with Du Bois's
self-imposed exile and death in Ghana forty-four
years later, Lewis charts the dramatic evolution of
the premier architect of the civil rights movement
and of the movement itself."
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Black Americans in Cleveland
By Russell H. Davis
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Black Americans in Cleveland from George Peake to
Carl B. Strokes 1796-1969
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Forced into Glory:
Abraham Lincoln's White Dream
By Lerone Bennett, Jr.
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Why did Abraham Lincoln propose a constitutional
amendment providing for the deportation of native-
born cleansing of the United States?
Why did he say, “What I most desire would be the
separation of the white and black races”?
Lerone Bennett, Jr., author of the Black history classic
Before the Mayflower, answers these and other
provocative questions in the long-awaited sequel to
the Lincoln essay—“Was Abe Lincoln a White
Supremacist?”--that provoked a national controversy
and led to a reevaluation of the “great emancipator”
myth. In the process, he explains why the most
famous act in American political history never
happened.
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Message In The Music
HIP HOP History & Pedagogy
Edited by: Derrick P. Alridge, James B. Stewart, and V.P. Franklin
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Message in the Music brings together wide-ranging,
critical, and detailed essays that examine Hip Hop as one
of the most influential cultural phenomena of the past
half-century. Written by historians, social scientists,
literary critics, and educators, the essays examine the
current state of Hip Hop, investigate its historical and
philosophical linkages to previous African American social
and cultural movements, and explore the ways it may be
employed as an emancipatory pedagogy for youth in the
United States and around the world. By re-engaging
ongoing debates in Hip Hop while offering fresh insights
from young scholars across a variety of disciplines and
perspectives, this collection has much to offer
academics, students, teachers, and parents.
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