Many sites celebrate the honors and accomplishments of African Americans, and it's hard to select just eight. Let us know your favorite Black History sites. Gallery Chuma Online gallery featuring work by noted South Carolina Low Country artist Jonathan Green, as well as work by John Jones, James Denmark and others. Located in the historic Long Stable Building in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. This study of African-American quilting traditions in the South is part of the University of Virginia American studies program.
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This comprehensive Middle Tennessee State University web site includes information on African-American books and authors, poetry, web sites, awards, short stories, collections, and anthologies. Michael Jordan Visit the official Michael Jordan web site to find out more about his outstanding career and chat with other fans. Located in Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, and Mobile, Dreamland specializes in ribs, with same-day shipping for ribs and sauce ordered on line. Natchez Natchez is well-known for its Pilgrimage tours each March. Durham, NC A rich African-American history underlies this North Carolina town that is home to the Duke Blue Devils and just minutes down the road from rival University of North Carolina.