Ethiopia and Afro-Americans: Some Historical Notes, 1920-1970

@inproceedings{Shack1974EthiopiaAA,
  title={Ethiopia and Afro-Americans: Some Historical Notes, 1920-1970},
  author={William A. Shack},
  year={1974}
}
  • William A. Shack
  • Published 1974
  • History, Geography
    • TISTORICAL RELATIONS between Ethiopia and Afro-Americans seldom have been a subject of topical interest in the writings of scholars concerned with the question of the identity with Africa fostered by African descendants in the New World. For obvious reasons that require no lengthy explanation, the common aim in the writings of such scholars has been to trace the cultural and emotional source of Afro-Americans' identi- 
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