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(Tape 7; Recording of the pilot course of the Afro-American Studies Program, #13 and #14. On the results of the Reconstruction Era. Part of WUOM's recordings on University Conferences and Lectures.)

(Tape 7; Recording of the pilot course of the Afro-American Studies Program, #13 and #14. Reconstruction and its Aftermath, industrialization and economic stagnation. Part of WUOM's recordings on University Conferences and Lectures.)

(Tape 8; Recording of the pilot course of the Afro-American Studies Program, #15 and #16. Reconstruction era economic development in the South until 1900. Part of WUOM's recordings on University Conferences and Lectures.)

(Tape 8; Recording of the pilot course of the Afro-American Studies Program, #15 and #16. Backlash to Reconstruction and the beginnings of the Great Migration. Part of WUOM's recordings on University Conferences and Lectures.)

(Tape 9; Recording of the pilot course of the Afro-American Studies Program, #17 and #18. Post-Reconstruction (1890s) Black American Leadership, Intellectualism, and Arts: Frederick Douglass, W. E. B. Du Bois, Booker T. Washington. Part of WUOM's recordings on University Conferences and Lectures.)

(Tape 9; Recording of the pilot course of the Afro-American Studies Program, #17 and #18. Introduction on course philosophy, historiography; lecture is on the development of Black Labor Movement. Part of WUOM's recordings on University Conferences and Lectures.)

(Tape 10; Recording of the pilot course of the Afro-American Studies Program, #19 and #20. Post-Reconstruction (1890s) Development of Black education; White Industrial Contributions to Black Education, Booker T. Washington and Industrial Education, DuBois and Washington divide. Part of WUOM's recordings on University Conferences and Lectures.)