About the Journal
Editor's Notes
Guest Editor's Notes
Feature Articles
The Dusk
of Civil War to the Dawn of Civil Rights:
Blacks in the Nation's Capital, by Thomas C. Battle, Ph.D.
Addison
Scurlock and The Scurlock Studios of
Washington, D.C., by Jeffrey John Fearing
A Tale of Two Schools: The
Central and Cardozo
Controversy, by Donald Roe, Ph.D.
About Our
Contributors
Howard Corner
African Americans
in America's Wars, by Russell L. Adams, Ph.D.
Call for Papers
Howard
University: "Capstone of Negro Education" During World War II, by
Gregory Hunter
Martin
R. Delany and Africa,
by Robert J. Cummings, Ph.D.
Moorland-Spingarn
Research Center Activities
Young Historians
"Living
in Transition" Word Puzzle, by Janet Sims-Wood, Ph.D.
Reviews
First Freed:
Washington, D.C., in the Emancipation Era , Edited by Elizabeth Clark-Lewis, Ph.D.;
reviewed by Jane Freundel Levey
Living-In, Living Out: African
American Domestics in Washington, DC, 1910-1940, by Elizabeth Clark-Lewis, Ph.D.;
reviewed by Shirley Ann Wilson Moore, Ph.D.
Moments In Black
History
Living
in Transition: Blacks in the Nation’s Capital, by Kathy I. Jenkins
Calendar,
compiled by Rosa L. Anthony
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