Sentence examples for the study of African from inspiring English sources

He devoted his life to the study of African cultures.

The interaction of art and life is what makes the study of African art so exciting.

Much of the study of African wildlife has been addressed to the first two groups described above.

Throughout his long career, Du Bois was a consistent advocate for the study of African history and culture.

The DuSable Museum of African American History (1961) is one of the country's oldest museums devoted to the study of African American life and history.

She championed the study of African ethnicities at a time when mainstream scholarly opinion was not interested, and says she is delighted that the field has finally caught up.

He dedicated the rest of his life to promoting the study of African-American life and history, and was the driving force behind the first Negro History Week, which was celebrated in February, 1926.

This requires either that the ancestral population has not in fact been sampled in any of the studies of African populations, or that extant sequence variation in African strains are not reflective of ancestral levels of diversity.

In 1993 he and Victoria Norman founded the African-American Theater Program at the University of Louisville, to develop core courses for the study of African-American theater.

Carretta has done great service to the study of the African diaspora, unearthing more documentation on Equiano than any previous scholar, even locating the gravestone of Equiano's daughter, Joanna, in Abney Park Cemetery, North London.

The resource-use hypothesis was originally conceived by Vrba in 1987 [ 5] after the study of the African fossil record on large mammalian clades.