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The Purdue Black Cultural Center library is charged with the special mission of preserving knowledge in the field of Black Studies. It is the only library on campus, which specializes in materials related to the historical, sociological, political and cultural aspects of the lives of African American people, serving to enhance patrons' understanding the African American experience.
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New Books, January - March, 2009
- Archibald Monteath : Igbo, Jamaican, Moravian
- Art + revolution : the life and death of Thami Mnyele, South African artist
- Book of not, The
- Brick by brick : an informal guide to the history of South Africa
- Dancing tortoise, The
- History as destiny and history as knowledge : being reflections on the problems of historicity and historiography
- Jamaican folk medicine : a source of healing
- Laying ghosts to rest : dilemmas of the transformation in South Africa
- Model of leadership excellence: a biographical case study of Nana Wereko Ampem II
- Postcards from Soweto
- Slavery and spiritual reparation
- Spear masters : an introduction to African religion
- Where there is no silence : articulations of resistance to enslavement
