African American women
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African American women
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The concept African American women represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in District of Columbia Public Library System.
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- African American women
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100+ Items that share the Concept African American women
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- 1 night stand
- 2 timers
- 2 timers
- 50 billion dollar boss : African American women sharing stories of success in entrepreneurship and leadership
- A Butler Christmas
- A blessing & a curse
- A change had to come
- A daughter's geography
- A day late and a dollar short
- A pinch of ooh la la
- A princess in theory : reluctant royals
- A project chick
- A quiet storm
- A sinful calling
- A sultry love song
- A taste of reality
- A woman called Moses
- After hours
- After hours
- All that glitters
- All the women are White, all the Blacks are men, but some of us are brave : Black women's studies
- Almost crimson : a novel
- Ambiguous lives : free women of color in rural Georgia, 1789-1879
- An apple for Harriet Tubman
- An extraordinary union
- And not afraid to dare : the stories of ten African-American women
- And then there was me : a novel of friendship, secrets and lies
- Angela Davis--an autobiography
- Angels make their hope here : a novel
- Around the way girls 10
- Around the way girls 8
- Around the way girls 9
- Baby momma 3
- Baby momma 4
- Baby, you're the best
- Baby, you're the best
- Bad Girl Blvd, Part 3
- Bad blood
- Beloved sisters and loving friends : letters from Rebecca Primus of Royal Oak, Maryland and Addie Brown of Hartford, Connecticut, 1854-1868
- Bessie Stringfield
- Best friends forever
- Best friends forever
- Betty & Coretta
- Bitch : the beginning of the end : a novel
- Bitch : the final chapter : who will be left standing...
- Black American women poets and dramatists
- Black heat : a novel
- Black sister : poetry by black American women, 1746-1980
- Black wings & blind angels : poems
- Blanche passes go
- Blues from down deep
- Boss
- Bricktop's Paris : African American women in Paris between the two World Wars
- Can I get a witness? : for sisters when the blues is more than a song
- Carl Weber's Kingpins, Cleveland
- Casting the first stone
- Cheaper to keep her 4
- Cheaper to keep her, 5
- Cherry Lane : a Cavanaugh island novel
- Cleveland
- Conspiracy
- Conspiracy
- Coretta Scott King
- Country girls 2 : Carl Weber presents
- Crossing the line : women's interracial activism in South Carolina during and after World War II
- Decadence
- Deep : a twisted tale of deceptions
- Definition of a bad girl
- Delilah's daughters
- Dirty tricks
- Do or die : a Mali Anderson mystery
- Dream big, little one
- End of the line
- Enslaved women in America : from colonial times to Emancipation
- Every closed eye ain't 'sleep
- Every thug needs a lady
- Every thug needs a lady
- Every woman's dream
- Everyday black man
- Everyday use
- Faith in the valley : lessons for women on the journey toward peace
- Falling for my side dude : renaissance collection
- Female hustler 3 : a novel
- Fifty Black women who changed America
- Finding Amos
- Finding Amos
- Finding Amos
- Flip side of the game
- For colored girls
- For colored girls who have considered suicide, when the rainbow is enuf : a choreopoem
- Forever an Ex : a novel
- Friday Foster
- Full figured, 11
- Funnyhouse of a negro : a play in one act
- Getting to happy
- God's gift to women
- Gone crazy in Alabama
- Good hair
- Good woman : poems and a memoir, 1969-1980
- Guilty Gucci
- Harriet Tubman
- Harriet Tubman, a woman of courage
- Heaven and Earth
- Her secret life
- Hidden figures
- Hidden figures : the American dream and the untold story of the black women mathematicians who helped win the space race
- His last name
- His last name
- Hittin' it out the park : a novel
- Homespun heroines and other women of distinction,
- How to knock a bravebird from her perch
- I dream a world : portraits of Black women who changed America
- I will : a tribute to African American woman
- I'm doin' me
- I'm doin' me 2
- I'm doin' me 2
- I'm still wifey
- Ida B. Wells : crusader for human rights
- If you don't know me
- Insecure, The complete first season
- Iola Leroy, or, Shadows uplifted
- Jam on the vine
- Just can't let go
- Just can't let go
- King divas
- King divas
- Kingpins : Cleveland
- Kiss me on the inside
- Kiss the ring : an urban tale
- Last chance for the Tarzan holler : poems
- Let it shine
- Little X : growing up in the Nation of Islam
- Little leaders : bold women in black history
- Living single, The complete first season
- Long shot : my bipolar life and the horses who saved me
- Louisiana bigshot
- Love
- Love, lies, and consequences
- Luxe two : a LaLa land addiction
- Madea goes to jail
- Magic touch : a Brooklyn girls story
- Mama Day
- Mama rocks the empty cradle
- Mama's boy
- Mama's boy
- Mama's boy : a novel
- Mama's little baby : the black woman's guide to pregnancy, childbirth, and baby's first year
- Mandy Oxendine : a novel
- Married to the game
- Meridian
- Michelle Obama : a photographic journey
- Michelle Obama : first lady, going higher
- Mina's joint : triple crown collection
- Mixieer Aobama zhuan : Michelle Obama, a biography
- Money-makin' mamas
- Money-makin' mamas
- Money-makin' mamas 2
- Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule
- Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule : a novel
- Mumbet's declaration of independence
- Murder in G major : a Gethsemane Brown mystery
- Murdergram
- My husband's mistress : renaissance collection
- My married boyfriend
- My sister's husband : renaissance collection
- Naughty : a black door novel
- Never trust a stranger
- No hiding place
- No home training : Say U Promise III
- Notable Black American women :, book II
- Nothing to lose
- Obsession 3 : bitter taste of revenge
- On being female, black, and free : essays by Margaret Walker, 1932-1992
- On the bus with Rosa Parks : poems
- One Sunday at a time
- One Sunday at a time
- Our names are many : the black woman's book of days
- Passing
- Payback is a mutha
- Pimps, whores and welfare brats : the stunning conservative transformation of a former welfare queen
- Pitbulls in a skirt : a novel, 4, Killer Klan
- Playing my mother's blues
- Possessed by passion
- Praisesong for the widow
- Queen Sugar : a novel
- Queen divas
- Queen hustlaz
- Queen hustlaz, part 2
- Red hats : a novel
- Resistance reimagined : black women's critical thought as survival
- Rich girl problems
- Roads, where there are no roads : a novel
- Sally Hemings : a novel
- Sarah Phillips
- Sassafrass, Cypress & Indigo : a novel
- Second house from the corner
- Secret indiscretions
- Secrets of a kept chick saga : renaissance collection
- Seducing Abby Rhodes
- Shadowed dreams : women's poetry of the Harlem Renaissance
- Shadoweyes, Volume one
- Shake loose my skin : new and selected poems
- Sharing the sheets
- Sharing the sheets
- She's no angel
- Sheisty
- Single ladies
- Single ladies 2
- Sistas : the musical
- Sister outsider : essays and speeches
- Sister, sister
- Skin game
- Slick 2
- Society wives
- Soul food
- Stalker
- State of Florida vs. Ruby McCollum, defendant
- Still grindin'
- Still thicker than water
- Straight, no chaser : how I became a grown-up black woman
- Sugar
- Sunday brunch : a novel
- Sunday morning song : days of grace : a novel
- Sunshine & Rain
- Supreme
- Talking back : thinking feminist, thinking Black
- The "Baby Dolls" : breaking the race and gender barriers of the New Orleans Mardi Gras tradition
- The Banks sisters
- The Banks sisters 2
- The Banks sisters 3
- The Banks sisters 3
- The Banks sisters complete
- The Black American experience : Mary McLeod Bethune, Shirley Chisholm : famous public figures
- The Help
- The Prada plan 5
- The Supremes at Earl's all-you-can-eat : [a novel]
- The Supremes sing the happy heartache blues : a novel
- The autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman
- The autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman : and related readings
- The best she ever had
- The best she ever had
- The black door
- The blackbirds
- The book of African-American women : 150 crusaders, creators, and uplifters
- The boss
- The coldest winter ever : a novel
- The collected poems of Audre Lorde
- The collected poetry of Nikki Giovanni, 1968-1998
- The color of law : a novel
- The color purple
- The evening road
- The future has a past : stories
- The house behind the cedars
- The immortal life of Henrietta Lacks
- The inheritance
- The intuitionist
- The last kings 2
- The one I've waited for
- The one I've waited for
- The orphan mother : a novel
- The perfect affair
- The perfect affair
- The perfect deception
- The perfect revenge
- The portable nineteenth-century African American women writers
- The real Mrs. Price
- The salt eaters
- The secret lives of cheating wives : a novel
- The secrets of Silk : a novel
- The selected poems of Nikki Giovanni
- The serpent's gift
- The sheisty saga : Triple Crown collection
- The sisterhood of Blackberry Corner
- The summer of me
- The thunder beneath us
- The voice of Anna Julia Cooper : including A voice from the South and other important essays, papers, and letters
- The wind done gone
- The women of Brewster Place
- Thicker than water
- Thicker than water 3
- Thug matrimony
- Tick, tick, boom! : say u promise 4
- Tonight
- Too much of a good thing
- Truth or dare
- Tryin' to sleep in the bed you made
- Turned out saga
- Tyler Perry's Diary of a mad black woman : the play
- Tyler Perry's Madea gets a job, the play
- Upstate
- Virtually challenged 2
- Virtually challenged : an escort story
- Waiting to exhale
- Walk a straight line
- Warrior poet : a biography of Audre Lorde
- Watch out for the big girls
- Watch out for the big girls 2
- Watch out for the big girls, 3
- Welfare grind
- West End girls
- What looks like crazy on an ordinary day-- : a novel
- What we lose
- What we lose : a novel
- When all is said and prayed
- When all is said and prayed
- Whiskey Road
- Who was Coretta Scott King?
- Who was Sojourner Truth?
- Who ya wit' : the finale
- Who's wife extraordinaire now?, Part 4
- Wife Extraordinaire : reloaded, [Part 3]
- Wifey's next come up
- Wild seed
- Within the plantation household : Black and White women of the Old South
- Wives, fiancees, and side-chicks of Hotlanta
- Wives, fiancées, and side-chicks of Hotlanta
- Wives, fiancées, and side-chicks of hotlanta
- Women in the District of Columbia : a contribution to their history
- Wounds of passion : a writing life
- Zora Hurston and the strange case of Ruby McCollum
- ¿Quién fue Rosa Parks?
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