A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr
(b. 25 February 1928; d. 14 December 1998),legal scholar, author, historian, civil rights advocate, and prominent federal judge. Brought up in humble circumstances in Trenton, New Jersey, Aloysius ...
A. Philip Randolph
(1889–1979), union head and civil rights leader.A socialist, Asa Philip Randolph saw economic empowerment as the key to African-American advancement, a philosophy he espoused in his Messenger ...
Aaron Henry
(b. 2 July 1922; d. 19 May 1997),civil rights activist and politician. Born in Dublin, Mississippi, to sharecroppers who encouraged him to get an education, Aaron Henry joined the ...
Aaron McGruder
Since its creation by Aaron McGruder (b. 29 May 1974), The Boondocks has filled mailbags of newspaper editors across the country with congratulatory and condemning letters. Taking on racial injustice ...
Aaron, Hank (b. 5 February 1934) Reference library
Encyclopedia of African American History 1896 to the Present
(b. 5 February 1934),
baseball player, baseball executive, civil rights advocate, and businessman. Henry
Abacha, Sani (1943–1998) Reference library
Encyclopedia of Africa
Sani Abacha attended primary and secondary school in his home state of
Abacha, Sani (1943) Reference library
cajetan n. iheka
Dictionary of African Biography
Nigerian military officer and military head of state, was born on 20 September 1943 to the Abacha family in the northern state of Kano, Nigeria. Abacha attended the City Senior Primary ...
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Abacus Reference library
Margaret SANKEY
Berkshire Encyclopedia of China
Considered to be the first computer, the abacus has been used since ancient times by a number of civilizations for basic arithmetical calculations. It is still used as a ...
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Abani, Chris (1966) Reference library
ariel bookman
Dictionary of African Biography
Nigerian novelist, poet, dramatist, educator, and political activist, was born Christopher Uchechukwu Andrew Abani, on 27 December 1966, in Afikpo, Nigeria. Abani’s life has been ...
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Abar ((fl. seventh century BCE)) Reference library
a. k. vinogradov
Dictionary of African Biography
queen of Kush, was the mother of Taharqa (ruled c. 690–664 BCE), the most remarkable king of the period of the Kushite domination in Egypt (the Twenty-Fifth, “Ethiopian,” Dynasty). Her ...
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