Related Links
- FGC Committee for Ministry on Racism
- The Ministry of Vanessa Julye
- Fellowship of Friends of African Descent
- New England Yearly Meeting Ministry and Counsel Working Party on Racism
- Museum of the African Diaspora
- Being Home: The Blessed Community Is Our Inheritance of Love, by Niyonu Spann
- Race, Love, and Justice, by Jeff Hitchcock
- Abolition 200
- United States National Slavery Museum
- 2007/08 Amistad America's Atlantic Freedom Tour
- In Light and Shadow: Friends and Slavery, By Paul Kriese
- American Anti-Slavery and Civil Rights Timeline
- The African Diaspora Archaeology Network
- A closer look at sea captain Cuffe’s colonial aspirations, Quaker ties
- Race: The Power of an Illusion, PBS series
- From Emmet Till to Barack Obama
- PYM Ministry on Racial Justice and Equality in the Religious Society of Friends.
"The answer for Friends is to deepen and broaden our sense of the presence of God as we have seen Him in Christ, until we are fully aware that love of God and love of men cannot be separated. In the measure that we become unsegregated from within, we shall desegregate outwardly."
—Errol Elliott, lecture to Indiana Yearly Meeting, 1968.
Fit for Freedom, Not for Friendship
Quakers, African Americans and the Myth of Racial Justice
BY DONNA McDANIEL and VANESSA JULYE
The Back Bench
A Novel
BY MARGARET HOPE-BACON
Black Hands, White Sails
The Story Of African-american Whalers
BY PATRICIA & FREDERICK MCKISSACK
Slavery And The Meetinghouse
The Quakers And The Abolitionist Dilemma, 1820-1865
BY RYAN P. JORDAN
