The New York Public Library’s #SchomburgSyllabus, an important digital archive of Black history sources, organized by topic.
Map of the Transatlantic slave trade.
Routes of the First Great Migration, 1916-1930.
The migrants followed the nearest railroad routes out of their homeplaces.
Read about the centrality of railroads to the Great Migration.
The routes of the Second Great Migration, 1940-1970.
Chart showing the distribution of the African-American population during the two periods of migration.
Chart showing the movement over time of the black population out of the rural South.
Portia Maultsby’s timeline chart of African-American music.
Dr. Maultsby’s chart as a .pdf — view can be expanded.
Click to access maultsby-chart.pdf
View some beautiful hand-drawn graphs and charts made by W.E.B. Du Bois to quantify the African-American experience here:
The Freethought Trail, an interactive database of historical sites around New York State related to the abolition of slavery and other nineteenth-century progressive causes.
Black String Band Resources compiled by Jake Blount.
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