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Maroons: In the African American Public History
Modern Recognition and Challenges
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Maroons: In the African American Public History
This library guide will focus on the Maroons during the Atlantic slave trade. This will focus on both the Americas & Caribbean maroons and some legends around them.
Welcome
Selected Resources in the G.R. Little Library Collection
Origins and Formation of Maroon Communities
Daily Life and Survival Strategies
Cultural Retention and Syncretism
Legacy and Impact on African American History
Modern Recognition and Challenges
Resources for Further Study
Caribbean Maroons & American Maroons
African American Studies: Open Access Resources
Modern Recognition and Challenges
Historical Acknowledgment
: Increasing recognition in public history and academia.
Contemporary Maroon Communities
: Some communities still exist, maintaining a distinct cultural identity.
Preservation Efforts
: Challenges in preserving sites and histories, given their often remote locations and oral history traditions.
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