| 词条 | Draft:Donald Spivey |
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Donald Spivey Hometown: Chicago, Illinois. Profession: history professor, writer. Current position: Distinguished Professor, University of Miami. Married: Diane M. Collins (1971-present). Children: (Sahar A. Spivey, b 1973; Rahsaan A. Spivey, b. 1978). Donald Spivey has taught at the University of California at Davis; Wright State University; the University of Michigan; the University of Connecticut, where he was founding director of the Institute for African-American Studies; and joined the University of Miami in 1993, serving as chair of the department for five years. He has lectured throughout the country and been a frequent commentator on radio, television, and in the print medium. PublicationsAncestry (2018) ''Black Pearls of Wisdom: Voicing the African-American Journey for Freedom, Empowerment, and the Future'' (2014) ''Step Forward the Hero: The Story of Milton L. Olive, III, First African American Awarded the Medal of Honor in the Vietnam Wa''r (2014) ''"If You Were Only White": The Life of Leroy “Satchel” Paige'' (2012) ''Fire From The Soul: A History of the African-American Struggle'' (2003) ''The Politics of Miseducation: The Booker Washington Institute of Liberia, 1929-1984'' (1986) ''Sport in America: New Historical Perspectives'' (1985) ''Union and the Black Musician: The Narrative of William Everett Samuels and Chicago Local 20''8 (1984) Schooling For The New Slavery: Black Industrial Education, 1868-1915 (1978; paperback edition, 2007) Early LifeEducationHe holds a B.A. "with distinction in history" (1971) and a M.A. in history (1972) both from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and a PhD in history (1976) from the University of California at Davis., where he studied under the tutelage of the renown labor historian David Brody. Awards and recognitions[1] |
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