This guide is designed to assist you in finding resources for Black Lives Matter. The recommended sources include databases for articles, videos, and books. Librarians are always here to help.
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Depending on your topic you may explore Chaffey College Library Archives for primary sources, for example, photographs for assignments in classes such as History, Ethnic Studies, English, Anthropology. Colleges' archives houses records and activities of the college community.
Schedule an appointment to research non-circulating materials stored in the archives.
Contact Chaffey College Librarians with questions on searching for articles using library databases.
Browse for articles published in newspapers - Newspapers - US Major Dailies.
Browse for scholarly articles published in America: History & Life with Full-text Database.
Browse for articles published in magazines.
Browse for articles with a political perspective in Political Science Complete Database.
Browse for articles, including scholarly articles in Police Quarterly Database.
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