The National Black United Front is proud to sponsor this virtual museum of the late icon of African Centered Studies. It is our desire herein to both honor and recognize his contributions to the world by presenting to the public this virtual museum of his life and his life's work.

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Biographical Information and Selected Writings
• His Information
  • In Search For Identity (May 1970)
    by John Henrik Clarke
  • Portrait of a Liberation Scholar
    by John Henrik Clarke
  • From SBA to SIA: A Great and Mighty Walk (July 16, 1998)
    by John Henrik Clarke
  • The John Henrik Clarke Ancestral Shield
    
  • A Listing John Henrik Clarke's Works

• His Writings
  • Africa: The Passing of the Golden Age
    
  • The New Afro-American Nationalism (Fall 1961)
    
  • Race: An Evolving Issue In Western Social Thought
    
  • The Origin and Growth of Afro-American Literature (1970's)
    
  • Jews and the African World (1973)
    
  • Why Africana History? (January 1987)
  • The Africans in the New World: Their Contributions to Science, Invention and Technology (March 1986)
  • In Our Image (September 1989)
  • Education for a New Reality in the African World (1994)
    CONTENTS A Single Focus With Many Dimensions The Significance of the African World The African HolocaustThe Slave Trade African Historiography The African World Revolution The Rationale for Pan-Africanist Washington, DuBois, and Woodson The Challenge Facing the Scholar of African Descent Education is Power Conclusion Bibliography
    
• His Writings on His Contemporaries
  • James Baldwin, The Alienation of
    
  • Cheikh Anta Diop and the New Light on African History
    
  • Marcus Garvey, The American Antecedents of
    
  • Patrice Lumumba:
    • The Old Congo
      
    • The Passing of Lumumba
      
  • Paul Robeson, The Artist as Activist and Social Thinker
    
   

  From His Teachings

• An Overview of Black History
  Compiled and Edited by Phillip True, Jr.
  CONTENTS Origin of Man First Woman and Man Human Migration Nile Valley Civilization African Civilization in Europe African Civilization in Western Asia African Presence in India Crete and Phoenicia Greece and Rome Christianity Africans in the Roman Empire Columbus' Portfolio Kingdoms in Inner Africa: Zimbabwe and Monopotapa The Destruction of African Civilization Religion and Science of the Africans Egyptian Philosophy African Economic Organization Moors in Spain Africans Away From Home South America and the Caribbean Early Years in the United States Renewed Fight for Liberty The Betrayal of the Reconstruction Malcolm and Martin: Two Lives Can African People Save Themselves?
  

• Some Historical Personalities & Issues
  Compiled and Edited by Phillip True, Jr.
  CONTENTS The Color of Man Imhotep "Father of Medicine" (2980 B.C.) Queen Hatshepsut (1500 B.C.) Thothmes III (1504-1450 B.C.) Queen Tiye (1415-1340 B.C.) Akhenaton (1375-1358 B.C.) Makeda "Queen of Sheba" (960 B.C.) Piankhi and Taharqa (715-656 B.C.) Aesop (560 B.C.) Hannibal of Carthage (247-183 B.C.) Cleopatra VII (69-30 B.C.) Yakub Al-Mansur (1149-1199) The Monomotapa Empire and King Mutato (1440) Sunni Ali Ber (1464-1492) Mohammed Ben Abu Bekr "Askia the Great" (1538) Ann Nzinga "Queen of Ndongo"(1582-1663) Mulai Ismael (1647-1727) Chaka "Zulu King and Warrior" (1786-1828) Samory Toure "Black Napoleon of the Sudan" (1830-1900) Behanzin Hossu Bowelle "The King Shark" (1841-1906) The Dohemian Female Army (1841) Yaa Asantewa "Queen Mother of Ejisu" (1900) Cetewayo "Zulu King" (d. 1884) Black/White Alliances by John Henrik Clarke Black/White Alliances (Continued) by John Henrik Clarke