University of Texas at El Paso
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Dr. Maceo Crenshaw Dailey  
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The African American Studies Program provides for individuals of all backgrounds a humanistic lens and course of study for analysis of the black experience. Research, teaching, and related academic and social activities focus on African American history and culture and the attendant complexities of "race" relations in Texas, the American southwest, the nation, and the Diaspora.

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Professor Maceo Crenshaw Dailey, Jr., Ph.D.
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Books edited by Maceo C. Dailey, Jr.
Wheresoever My People Chance to Dwell (Oral Interviews With African American Women Of El Paso)
edited by Maceo C. Dailey and Kristine Navarro
tuneful tales(in the remote desert of 1925 el paso bloomed a bit of the Harlem Renaissance)
Bernice Love Wiggins
edited by Maceo C. Dailey Jr. and Ruthe Winegarten