The following databases listed below can be used to access journal articles and other materials in Africana studies. The databases listed here include both those specific to different areas of Africana research (such as Proquest One Black Studies); and those that cover a broader multidisciplinary subject area (such as Academic Search Premier). Many of the databases focus on different areas of the diaspora or times in history. Read the descriptions to see what is covered in the database. Some databases will link to full-text articles. For the others, press 'Get it @ R' to launch a digital full-text search for the resource.
What are journal articles?
MULTI DISCIPLINARY
Sabinet African Journals: platform for academic journals published in Africa in a wide variety of subject areas, including business and finance, education, labor, law, medicine and health, science, technology, and agriculture, religion, and social sciences and humanities
HISTORY
WorldCat: is a shared catalog that allows you to discover materials held by thousands of libraries in North America and around the world. It includes books, journals, archival materials, dissertations, government publications, maps, music, musical scores, audio recordings, videos, and many other types of materials. In total, it includes more than 500 million records.
SOCIAL / POLITICALNSCIENCES:
WOMENS/SEXUALITY STUDIES
SOUND / MUSIC / MEDIA:
EDUCATION
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Historical Periodicals Collection contains indexing and digitized periodicals and magazines dating from the early 18th - 21st centuries. It combines the following sub-collections:
Relevant publications include Black Camera, Black Art, The Western Journal of Black Studies, Negro History Bulletin, Negro History Review, Religion in Africa, Africa, Black World, Negro Digest and several others. Dates covered: 1802-2005.
JSTOR is a platform for journals, books, images, and primary sources in a wide variety of subject areas in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and sciences. Though JSTOR materials can often e a bit dated, they have a large digital archive of Black studies journals including The Journal of Negro History, African American Review, Black Scholar