TASK FORCE TO STUDY THE HISTORY AND LEGACY OF SLAVERY IN MARYLAND
(Final Report)
1999/12/31
MdHR 991422

Table of Contents

First Page
Members of the Task Force
Legislative Mandate
Letter of Presentation
Acknowledgements
Introduction and Executive Summary of Task Force Recommendations
01. Findings Relevant to Research
02. Findings Relevant to Education
03. Findings Relevant to Museums, Cultural Parks, and Centers
04. Findings Relevant to Youth Development Programming
05. Findings Relevant to Adult Education Programming
06. Findings Relevant to Libraries and Archives
07. Findings Relevant to Historic Sites, Markings, and Preservation
08. Findings Relevant to Trail and Corridor Preservation
09. Findings Relevant to Mass Media
10. Findings Relevant to Tourism
11. Findings Relevant to Lingering Psychological, Sociological and Economic Impacts
12. Findings Relevant to Disparate Impacts of Crime and Crime-Control
13. Findings Relevant to Permanent Monuments of Commemoration
14. Implications for Further Study and Action
Appendix A: Minority Achievement in Maryland: The State of the State [Exerpt]
Appendix B: Education That Is Multicultural [Exerpt]
Appendix C: BCPSS Grade 4 Curriculum - Maryland: Its Culture and Environment, Unit 2 on History and Contributions of Diverse Groups
Appendix D: Outline of In-Service Course
Appendix E: Report with Recommendations to the Governor and General Assembly (1927), Maryland Interracial Commission
Appendix F: Joint Resolution of the House of Delegates (June 12, 1989): Commemoration of African American Middle Passage and Slavery
Appendix G: Annotated Bibliography Compiled Under the Auspices of the Task Force
Appendix H: "Introduction" of Imperfect Equality © by Dr. Richard P. Fuke
Appendix I: "Slavery on the Eastern Shore" © by Dr. Clara L. Small
Appendix J: A Reality Check: Brief Biographies of African-Americans on Delmarva © by Dr. Clara L. Small
Appendix K: My Escape from Slavery by Frederick Douglass
Appendix L: Suggested African American Resources at the Maryland State Archives for The Task Force to Study the History and Legacy of Slavery
Appendix M: Free African Americans of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, and Delaware
Appendix N: Slavery in Maryland Web Sites

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