African American Scholarly Contributions to Non-Black Ethnic Studies: A Bibliographic Essay (Essay‪)‬

As discussed previously by this researcher, African Americans have investigated and published scholarly books on foreign peoples and cultures since the 1880s. Less well-documented are instances of them writing as principal authors and editors of publications on ethnic minority groups in this country other than those of African lineage which this essay addresses using selected examples. This bibliographic essay compartmentalizes the contributions black scholars have made to four racialized ethnic groups in the United States and their interdisciplinary fields taught at colleges and universities across the nation various named but fitting in the categories of Asian American Studies, Latino American Studies, Native American Studies, and Whiteness Studies. Additionally, this essay features general works by black authors that address situations involving two or more ethnic groups and, under a different heading, works that demonstrate how African Americans and one other minority race have affected each other. General/Multi-Ethnic Works