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ARTS ORGANIZATIONS

Arts League of Michigan

Artserve Michigan

Community Foundation

Detroit Festival of The Arts (Performing Arts, music, workshops, etc)

Detroit Contemporary

Down River Council For The Arts

Gaylord Area Council For The Arts

Michigan Association of Community Arts Agencies

Michigan Council For Arts & Cultural Affairs

National Conference of Artists

National Endowments for Ar

The Scarab Club (Art & Literature)

Wayne County Council for Arts History and Humanities

BLACK HISTORY

Detroit Black Writer' Guild History Site

Cane River Colony

Site concerning Creoles of Color and the descendants of "CoinCoin" & Thomas Pierre Metoyer who established their own Colony on Cane River near Natchitoches Louisiana. Their ancestral home site, Melrose Plantation, is a national historical site. Web includes history, photos, events, links, research resources, much more.

Moor Paradigm

(Did you know that the Moors were here before Columbus)

Black Indians

The Slaughter: (The shocking exposé of a racial crime of unprecedented proportions in American history.

The victims: over one thousand black soldiers stationed at Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi back in 1943 -- the bodies buried in an earthen dam. Author: Carroll Case)

Detroit’s African American History/ 300 years / http://www.daahp.wayne.edu / Contact: Kathie / kdearson@mindspring.com

Advancing African / Moorish-American Studies
The Nation of Moorish-Americans offers social services & political agency
for advancing African-American studies, including: Moroccan American,
black history, Missouri Compromise, Louisiana Purchase, slavery, and US
treaties with Moorish-Americans

CHURCH & RELIGIOUS

United Methodist Church

UMC Detroit Conference
This is the internet site for the Detroit Conference of the United Methodist Church

General Board of Global Ministries

Hope United Methodist Church

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