Credo is an academic alternative to Wikipedia. It includes topic pages with mind maps (examples: African Americans and Revolution) and specialized entries from several encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other reference sources (example: Black Arts Movement from Encyclopedia of American Studies and African American Art and the Civil Rights Movement from Freedom Facts and Firsts: 400 Years of the African American Civil Rights Experience).
The databases featured in this box are particularly useful for this class. You can learn more about databases on the Research Hub.
Think about keywords related to art and/or revolution in general, or a specific artist, era, or aspect to start your search in the library's WorldCat catalog. When you find a relevant resource, try clicking the subject links to lead to more resources on the topic. Also browse the shelf nearby for related titles. Ask your librarian for advanced search tips!
Try some of these subject headings in WorldCat:
Black Lives Matter movement | African American arts 20th century | Arts Political aspects United States History 20th century | African American arts| Arts Political aspects | Rap (Music) Political aspects | Music Genres & Styles Rap & Hip Hop | African Americans Attitudes | Black Arts movement | SOCIAL SCIENCE Discrimination & Race Relations | Hip-hop influence| Harlem Renaissance | Arts Political aspects | Feminism and art
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