Bibliography
The Black Names Project refreshes and builds on a 1998 book, The Complete Guide to African-American Baby Names, by Linda Wolfe Keister. The resources for the project include those listed in the bibliography of the original book and those added as the new research continues. The author attempts to find several resources to verify the information about each name and about each person. Some resources are printed books and others are websites.
The Original Bibliography
Resources listed in the original bibliography were, for the most part, published books. Many of these books are no longer available, but the author has retained their listing because they were part of the original research. A small amount of research was conducted on line, but the Internet in the 1990s was a fledgling (and often unreliable) source of information.
Current and Ongoing Research
Since the 1990s, the Internet has expanded and improved, thus becoming a great source for up-to-date information. Because the information may not always be accurate, the author checks multiple sources to verify facts and trusts some sources more than others.
Pages
Websites
- Biographies of Notable Women.
- BLACK and Education.
- BLACK LIVES MATTER.
- Black Seventh Day Adventist History.
- Black Then.
- BlackAmericaWeb.com.
- BlackDoctor.Org.
- BlackPast.org.
- Blind Boys of Alabama.
- Boise State University Broncos.
- boston.com.
- Bronx Times.
- Catholic Online.
- CBC/Radio Canada.
- CBS News.
- Central Michigan University Chippewas.
- Changing the Face of Medicine.
- Charles Bradley.
- Cherokee Nation.
- Chicago Tribune.
- Civil Rights Digital Library.
- Clan Maclean History Project.
- Clemson University Tigers.
- CNBC.
- CNN.
- Committee on Oversight and Reform, U.S. House of Representatives.
- Congressional Black Caucus.
- Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
- Congresswoman Barbara Lee.
- Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson.
- Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton.
- Congresswoman Gwen Moore.
- Congresswoman Maxine Waters.
- Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib.
- Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.
- Coolio.
- "Swahili-English Dictionary." TranslationDirectory.com.
- "Charles Bradley, A Late-in-Life Music Star, Dies at 68." New York Times.
- Cumberland Times-News.
- Deadline.
- Destee.
- Detroit Lions NFL Team.
- Dikembe Mutombo Foundation, Inc..
- Documenting the American South.
- Dooky Chase's Restaurant.
- Dr. Cornel West.
- Dr. Molefi Kete Asante.
- "Finding last middle passage survivor Sally 'Redoshi' Smith on the page and screen." Slavery & Abolition: A Journal of Slave and Post-Slave Studies. 26 March 2019.
- e-borghi.
- Ella Baker Center for Human Rights.
- Ella Fitzgerald.
- ENCYCLO.CO.UK.
- Encyclopedia Britannica.
- Encyclopedia of Alabama.
- Encyclopedia of World Biography.
- Encyclopedia Virginia: Virginia Humanities.
- Encyclopedia.com.
- Equal Justice Initiative.
- ESPN.
- Facebook.
- Famous Birthdays.
- Famous Black Inventors.
- famousamericans.net.
- Fats Domino.
- Faye Wattleton.
- Federal Judicial Center.
- Find A Grave.
- Fine Judaica.
- First Coast News.
- fold3 by ancestry.
- Forebears.
- FOX 4 KDFW, Dallas-Fort Worth.
- franciscan media.
- Frederick Douglass Heritage: The Official Website.
- Geneanet.
- Geni.
- Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.
- Golden Globe Awards.
- Google Translate.
- Gospel Music Hall of Fame.
- Grand Valley State University Lakers.
- Hamari Web.
- HapaKenya.
- Harvard Business School Working Knowledge.
- Harvard University Department of African and African American Studies.
- Hayden Planetarium.
- Hebrew Names.
- Historical Society of the New York Courts.
- History.
- History of Massachusetts Blog.
- History, Art & Archives: United States House of Representatives.
- House of Names.
- Humans of New York.
- I Love New Haven.
- Ilhan for Congress.
- IMDb.
- iMuslim.name.
- Indian Village Map Directory.
- "Alabama Historians Say The Last Known Slave Ship To U.S. Has Been Found." National Public Radio.
- Interlude.