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CURRICULUM VITAE Juliet E.K. Walker, PhD Professor, Department of History Founder/Director Center of Black Business, History, Entrepreneurship,

Technology IC2 Institute Research Fellow Fellow of George W. Littlefield Professorship in American History Faculty Affiliate Center African and African American Studies Faculty Affiliate Department of African and African Diaspora Studies The University of Texas at Austin 128 Inner Campus Drive Austin, TX 78712-1739 jekwalker@austin.utexas.edu EDUCATION University of Chicago, Ph.D. American History, 1976 University of Chicago, A.M. American History, 1970 Academic Awards: University of Chicago History Department Fellowship, 1970 Ford Foundation Fellowship, 1970-73 Loyola University of Chicago School of Law, 1966-67 Roosevelt University, B.A. American History 1963 UNIVERSITY APPOINTMENTS Roosevelt University, Department of History, Lecturer, 1972-73 University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, Black Studies, Instructor, 1973-76 University of Illinois at Urbana, Department of History, 1976-2001 Assistant Professor, 1976-1982 Associate Professor, 1982-1990 Professor, 1990-2001 University of Texas at Austin, Visiting Professor, Spring 1979 Harvard University, DuBois Institute, Post-doctoral study, 1982-1983 Harvard University Radcliffe Mary Ingraham Bunting Institute, 1985. Harvard University, W.E.B. DuBois Institute, Research Associate, 1986-87 Princeton University, Davis Center for Historical Studies, Fellow, Fall, 1994 University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, Senior Fulbright Professor,

Department of History, 1995-1996 The University of Texas at Austin, Professor, Department of History Fall, 2001- The United States Air Force Academy, Distinguished Visiting Professor of History 2012-13

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PUBLICATIONS The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship to 1865, vol

1 (paper/cloth, rev. 2nd ed.; Chapel Hill: University North Carolina Press, 2009) The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship (New York/London: Macmillan/Prentice Hall International, 1998; 2nd Printing, Macmillan, 1999). Also, [Washington, D.C.] : National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2002. (Talking Book Publishers, recording agency. AFB, distributor six cassettes.) Free Frank: A Black Pioneer on the Antebellum Frontier (Lexington: The University Press

of Kentucky, 1983; 2nd printing, 1985, paper, 1995). Monograph War, Peace, and Structural Violence: Peace Activism and the African-

American Experience (Bloomington: Indiana University, Center on Global Change and World Peace, 1992).

Editor, Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, 1999). Guest Editor, African Americans in Business: The Path Towards Empowerment: Essays on

Black Entrepreneurship from the African Background to the Present, Editor, Larry Martin (Washington, D.C.: The Associated Publishers, Inc., 1998). General Consulting Editor, The American Midwest: An Interpretive Encyclopedia, (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2007) Board of Advisors, Companion to African American History by Alton Hornsby (Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell, 2005, paper 2009) Co- Guest Editor, Journal African American History, for special edition on topic, “African American Business,” Fall 2016 [printed spring 2017] BOOK MANUSCRIPTS IN PROGRESS Oprah Winfrey: An American Entrepreneur for Harvard Business School Press Captive Capitalists: Critical Race Theory in the African American Search for Economic

Freedom (Interest expressed by Princeton University Press) Apartheid in a Global Economy, Black Business in the United States and South Africa The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship Since 1865, vol

2 (paper, rev. ed.; Chapel Hill: University North Carolina Press, . Co-Editor, The University of Texas at Austin New School of African American History ARTICLES IN PROGRESS ---

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“The Double Os, Oprah and Obama, A Double Victory? Power to the People, Wealth, Celebrity

and Politics in the Age of Information Technology” “Hip Hop African American Fashion Entrepreneurs: Commodifying Black Culture, Building Joint Venture Conglomerates” “Capitalism and Christianity: A Comparative Historical Paradigm in the Twentieth Century Black Business Tradition, The USA and South Africa,” PUBLICATION AWARDS

2000 CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book, Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing Group, 1999). 1999 Gustavus Myers Outstanding Book Award, Honorable Mention for The History of Black

Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship (New York/London: Macmillan/Prentice Hall International, 1998)

1999 Association of Black Women Historians (ABWH) Letitia Woods Brown Prize for best

Book, The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship (New York/London: Macmillan/Prentice Hall International, 1998) Published by a Black Woman Historian/Best Book Published on African American Women's History.

1999 American Association of Publishers Scholarly and Professional Division, Award in

Business and Management Category for The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship (New York/London: Macmillan/Prentice Hall International, 1998)

1999 CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book in African and African American Studies for History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship (New York/London: Macmillan/Prentice, Hall International, 1998) 1999 Black Caucus of the American Library Association 1998 Award for Outstanding Publication for The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship (New York/London: Macmillan/Prentice Hall, 1998) 1998 CHOICE Outstanding Academic Book in Management and Labor for The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship (New York/ London: Macmillan/Prentice, Hall International, 1998) 1988 Carter G. Woodson Award for Best Article ("Pioneer Slave Entrepreneurship on the

Kentucky Pennyroyal Frontier), Journal of Negro History, 1983-1987. 1987 Harvard University Business School, Newcomen Prize for the best article "Racism,

Slavery, and Free Enterprise: Black Entrepreneurship in the United States before the Civil War," published in the Business History Review for 1986.

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1987 Association of Black Women Historians, Letitia Woods Brown Publication Prize for the best article "Racism, Slavery, and Free Enterprise" published by or on Black Women, 1986.

1984 Association of Black Women Historians Brown Publication Prize, for Free Frank: A

Black Pioneer on the Antebellum Frontier (Lexington: The University Press of Kentucky, 1983)

1979 Otto A. Rothert Award, Honorable Mention, for best article ("The Legal Status of Free

Blacks in Early Kentucky, 1792-1825") published in The Filson Club History Quarterly, 1983.

FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AWARDS, HONORS University of Texas at Austin May 2017 Alcalde Texas 10 Award Alumni Choose Prof. Juliet E. K. Walker As One of Top 10 UT Professors https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/history/news/article.php?id=11813 Jun 3, 2017 - History Professor Juliet E. K. Walker has been chosen as one of this year's celebrated Texas Ten, an annual award granted by the Alcalde alumni magazine. Dr. Walker has taught African American History here at the University of Texas-Austin since 2001. Over a storied, forty-year career, she has earned a ... Washington Bar Association, Justice, Power and Politics: A Celebration of Women Leaders I was one of six African American women selected for this recognition. Mar 30, 2017. See: www.law.udc.edu/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=949809 Mar 30, 2017 - 17TH ANNUAL SPRING SYMPOSIUM. Justice, Power, and Politics: A Celebration of Women Leaders. Elaine R. Jones - former President, NAACP LDF and Civil Rights Icon. Anna Blackburne-Rigsby – Chief Judge, D.C. Court of Appeals. Dr. Juliet E.K. Walker - Professor, University of Texas at Austin. UDC Clarke School of Law Dean Shelley Broderick will be honored by the Judicial Council of the Washington Bar Association along with five other women leaders!

Business History Conference Lifetime Achievement Award, 2015 Fellow of George W. Littlefield Professorship in American History, 2015 Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Madame C.J. Walker Lifetime Achievement Award, 2014.

IC2 Global Fellowship, 2013-2014 IC2 Gerhard J. Fonken Endowed Research Fellow, 2012-2013 The 2010 Carter G. Woodson Scholars Medallion – Established in 1993, the Carter Godwin Woodson Scholars Medallion is presented to a scholar whose career is distinguished through at least a decade of research, writing, and activism in the field of African American life and history. The recipient’s career should embody and personify the Woodson legacy to ensure a firm foundation for the continuance of African-centered education through dedication and commitment to African-American history. Dr. Woodson devoted his entire life and resources

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to chronicling African American history and the recipient must have continued his tradition of correcting the deficiencies in American history where African American History is misinterpreted or distorted. The person selected must be a trained historian and an active participant in the scholarly work of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History. The award is presented annually. IC2 Institute, Jack Wrather Centennial Fellowship, University of Texas at Austin, 2004-

2005, 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007-2008, 2008-2009, 2009-2010; 2010-2011,2011-2012-2013, 2014-2019

CAAAS Summer Research Grant, 2009 CAAAS Summer Research Grant, 2007 FRA Award Spring 2005 for Spring 2006 Illinois Humanities Council Grant for Free Frank/New Philadelphia, Documentary Development, 2006

Humanities Institute Fellow, University of Texas at Austin Fall, 2004

Walter Prescott Web Chair, Fellow, University of Texas at Austin, 2001-02 Senior Fulbright Fellowship for Teaching and Research, South Africa, 1995-96. Princeton University, Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies, Fellowship, Fall

Semester, 1994. Rockefeller Foundation Fellowship, 1986-87. Berkshire Fellowship in History, Radcliffe College Mary Ingraham Bunting Institute,

1985. American Historical Association, Albert J. Beveridge Grant for Research in American

History, April, 1984. National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship for Independent Study and Research,

1982-83. Newberry Library Fellowship for the Study of State and Local History, Summer, 1977. UIUC Research Board Grant, Project, Black Business historiography, 1998 University of Illinois International Studies Summer Grant, 1994. Scholars Travel Fund Award to Ghana to deliver paper, March, 1993. International Research Support Grants in the Humanities and Arts Program Recipient for

Research on Ghanaian Business, April 1993. International Programs and Studies Research and Travel Grant to Ghana, April 1993.

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Research Board Grant, Black Women Historians, Spring 1992-1993. Incomplete List of Faculty Rated As Excellent, 1991. Research Board Grant for Black Business in American History, January 1991-December

1991. Center for Advanced Studies, Research Associate, 1990-91 William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Grant, University of Illinois Office of International

Program and Studies, Summer 1985. Research Board Grant, 1985. University of Illinois Undergraduate Instructional Award, 1981. Research Board Grant, 1979 UIUC All-Campus Award for Excellence in Guiding Undergraduate Research, 1998 Finalist, Oakley-Kunde Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Education, 1993. United States Information Agency Fulbright Certificate of Award, 1996. E. Franklin Frazier Visiting Scholar for 1988-1989 at Clark University, Worchester, MA, declined. Ralph Metcalfe Professor, October 3-6, 1989, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI. (Two

lectureships granted each year for "Distinguished Black Professors" in various fields.) Certificate of Achievement, United States Department of Agriculture, Farm Homes Service,

Spring 1993. Georgia Interdepartmental Universities' History Program Visiting Distinguished Scholar,

1990. George Rogers Clark Award, September, 1990. Key to City of Barry, Illinois, October, 1990. Congressional Record mention of Free Frank and my activities as Founder and Director of

the Free Frank Foundation, 1990. Illinois General Assembly, House Resolution for Free Frank and my activities as Founder

and Director of Foundation, 1990. Listed: Directory of American Scholars World's Who's Who of Women International Who's Who in Education Black Entrepreneurs Hall of Fame The John B. Coleman Library Texas Institute For the Preservation of History & Culture,

Prairie View A&M University Lecture Award, 2003

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National Black Herstory Task Force Lucy Terry Prince Terry Award for Outstanding Contribution to African American History, 2006

The Chicago Friends of the Tulane University Amistad Research Center’s Annual Amistad Distinguished Service Award for individuals who exhibit outstanding dedication to education, to community service, and to the improvement of humanity with a special interest in preserving African-American history, 2006. Historian's research earns National Historic Landmark recognition from President Obama. In December 2008, the site of New Philadelphia, Illinois, a town founded in 1836 by African American, Free Frank McWorter (1777-1854), was approved as a National Historic Landmark. See Obama Letter at: http://www.freefrank.org/ JOURNAL ARTICLES/BOOK CHAPTERS/REPRINTS Juliet E. K. Walker, “Oprah Winfrey: The Tycoon,” in Robert Weems and Jason Chambers,

eds., Building the Black Metropolis: African American Entrepreneurship in Chicago (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2017), 212-233

Juliet E. K. Walker and Shennette Garrett-Scott, “Introduction—African American Business History: Studies in Race, Capitalism, and Power,” The Journal of African American History, 101, 4 (Fall 2016; published 2017-18): 395-406. “They Never Had A Chance: Black Business in the Crossfires of the American Civil War, 1861-

1865,” in Juliet E. K. Walker, The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship to 1865 (paper, rev. ed.; Chapel Hill: University North Carolina Press, 2009), 194-274.

“Black Business,” Robert L. Harris and Rosalyn Terborg- Penn, eds, The Columbia Guide to African American History Since 1939 ( New York: Columbia University Press,.2006), 194-210. ”War, Women, Song: The Tectonics of Black Entrepreneurship and Business Enterprise, 1939-2000,” The Review of Black Political Economy 31, 3(Winter 2005): 65-116 “White Corporate America: The New Arbiter of Race?,” in Kenneth Lipartito and David Scilica, Constructing Corporate America: History, Politics, Culture (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004), 246-296. Reprinted 2007 in Oxford

Scholarship Online project, a "cross-searchable electronic library of key Oxford academic titles. Oxford has dubbed Constructing Corporate America: History, Politics, Culture a "recent classic."

“Racial Capitalism in a Global Economy: “Double-Consciousness “ and Black Business in the

Economic Philosophy of W.E. B. Du Bois,” in Chester Fontenot, ed., W.E.B. Du Bois, Race, and the New Millennium (Mercer, GA: Mercer University Press, 2002), 70-96..

"Oprah Winfrey, The Tycoon: Contextualizing the Economics of Race, Class, Gender in Black Business History in Post-Civil Rights America" in Alusine Jalloh and Toyin Falola,

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eds., Black Business and Economic Power (Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 2002), 484-525

"Neocolonialism in the African Diaspora?: Black American Business Competition in South Africa,”in Alusine Jalloh and Toyin Falola, eds., Black Business and Economic Power (Rochester: University of Rochester Press, 2002), 539-571. "Constructing A Historiography of African American Business" in Arvarah E. Strickland and Robert E. Weems, The African American Experience: An Historical and Bibliographical Guide and Historiography (Westport CT: Greenwood Press, 2000), 278-314. . "Free Black Women Enterprises and Entrepreneurship: The Intersection of Business, Race,

Sex, Color and Gender in the Antebellum South,” in Rosalyn Terborg-Penn and Janice Sumler-Edmond, eds., Black Women's History at the Intersection of Knowledge and Power (Acton, MA: Tapestry Press, Ltd, 2000), 49-63.

“The Future of Black Business: Can It Get Out of the Box,” in Lee A. Daniels, ed., . State of Black America 2000 Report (New York: National Urban League, 2000), 199-226. "African Americans," in Elliot Barkan, ed., A Nation of Peoples: America's Multicultural Heritage (Westport, CT: Greenwood Publishing, 1999), 9-50. “Introduction,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed.. Encyclopedia of African American Business

History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), xiii-xxxi. "Introduction" in Juliet E.K. Walker, [guest] ed., African Americans in Business: The Path

Towards Empowerment (Washington, DC.: The Associated Publishers, Inc., 1998), xxi- xxiv.

"Historical Perspectives of Black Business from Africa to America, in African Americans in

Business: The Path Towards Empowerment, in Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. (Washington, D.C.: The Associated Publishers, Inc., 1998), 25-38.

"Antebellum Black Entrepreneurship: Free Blacks and Slaves in Juliet E .K. Walker, ed.,

African Americans in Business: The Path Towards Empowerment (Washington, D.C.: The Associated Publishers, Inc., 1998),

"Twentieth Century Rise of Black Corporate America," in Juliet E.K. Walker, ed., African

Americans in Business: The Path Towards Empowerment (Washington, D.C.: The Associated Publishers, Inc., 1998), 207-218.

"Forging Links: African Americans and Business in South Africa," in Juliet E.K. Walker,

ed., African Americans in Business: The Path Towards Empowerment (Washington, D.C.: The Associated Publishers, Inc., 1998), 292-300.

Trade and Markets in Precolonial West and West Central Africa: The Cultural Foundation

kof the African American Business Tradition," in Thomas D. Boston, ed., A Different Vision: Race and Public Policy (London: Routledge "Press, 1997), 206-252.

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"Promoting Black Entrepreneurship and Business Enterprise in Antebellum America: The National Negro Convention, 1830-1855," in Thomas D. Boston, ed., A Different Vision: Race and Public Policy (London: Routledge Press, 1997), 280-318.

"The Promised Land: The Chicago Defender and the Black Press in Illinois, 1862-1970,î in

H. Lewis Suggs ed., The Black Press in the Midwest (Westport CT: Greenwood Press Publishing Group, 1996),

"Prologue to Capitalism: Free Enterprise and Black Entrepreneurship, A Comparative

History of Black Business in the United States and South Africa’(Johannesburg, South Africa: University of the Witwatersrand, Institute for Advanced Social Research, 1995) 1-29.

"Prejudices, Profits, Privileges: Commentaries on 'Captive Capitalists': Antebellum Black

Entrepreneurship," Essays in Economic and Business History 8 (1990): 399-422. "The Afro-American Woman: Who Was She?" in Black Women in the Middle West: A

Comprehensive Resource Guide, Illinois and Indiana, Historical Essays, Oral Histories, Biographical Profiles and Document Collections. Reprinted in Darlene C. Hine, Black Women in the United States, 8 vols. (Brooklyn: Carlson Publishing Inc., 1990)

"Whither Liberty, Legality, or Equality: Slavery, Race, Property and the 1787 American

Constitution," New York Law School Journal of Human Rights 6, 2 (Spring 1989): 299-352.

"Racism, Slavery, Free Enterprise: Black Entrepreneurship in the United States before the

Civil War," Harvard Business History Review 60, 3 (Autumn 1986): 343-382. "The Legal Status of Free Blacks in Early Kentucky, 1792-1825," The Filson Club History

Quarterly 57 (October 1983): 383-395. Reprinted, Paul Finkleman, ed., Race and Law Before Emancipation (Hamden, CT: Garland Publishers,1991).

"Entrepreneurial Ventures in the Origin of Agricultural Towns in Nineteenth Century

Illinois," Illinois Historical Journal 78, 1 (Spring 1983): 289-303. "Legal Processes and Judicial Challenges: Black Land Ownership on the Western Illinois

Frontier," Western Illinois Regional Studies 6, 2 (Fall 1983): 22-38. Reprinted, Paul Finkleman, ed., Race and Law Before Emancipation (Hamden, CT: Garland Publishers, 1991).

"Pioneer Slave Entrepreneurship on the Kentucky Pennyroyal Frontier," Journal of Negro

History 68, 2 (Summer 1983): 289-308. "Black Entrepreneurship: An Historical Inquiry," Essays in Economic and Business History,

1, (1983): 37-55. "Occupational Distribution of Frontier Towns in Pike County: An 1850 Census Survey,"

Western Illinois Regional Studies 5, 2 (Fall 1982): 146-171. "Free Frank's New Philadelphia: A Black Town Founder on the Illinois-Mississippi River

Valley Frontier," in H.W. Blakely, ed., 10th Dakota History Conference (Madison, S.D.: Dakota State College, 1979): 88-105.

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SCHOLARLY ESSAYS/COMMENTARIES/ENCYCLOPEDIA ENTRIES “Free Frank and New Philadelphia: Slave and Freedman: Frontiersman and Illinois Town Founder,” Illinois History Teacher 15,2 (2009): 37-41. “Entrepreneurs,” in Black Women in America Encyclopedia, ed,, Darlene Clark Hine (New York: Oxford University Press, 2005): I: 410-421 . “Harriet Tubman,” in Elliott Barkan, ed., Making it in America: A Biographical Sourcebook of Eminent Ethnic Americans (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2001). “Booker T. Washington,” in Elliott Barkan, ed., Making it in America: A Biographical Sourcebook of Eminent Ethnic Americans (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2001). “William E. B. Du Bois,” in Elliott Barkan, ed., Making it in America: A Biographical Sourcebook of Eminent Ethnic Americans (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2001). “Mary McLeod Bethune in Elliott Barkan, ed., Making it in America: A Biographical Sourcebook of Eminent Ethnic Americans (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2001). “Madam C. J. Walker,” in Elliott Barkan, ed., Making it in America: A Biographical Sourcebook of Eminent Ethnic Americans (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2001). “John H. Johnson,” in Elliott Barkan, ed., Making it in America: A Biographical Sourcebook of Eminent Ethnic Americans (Westport, CT: Greenwood, forthcoming 2001) “Martin Luther King, in Elliott Barkan, ed., Making it in America: A Biographical Sourcebook of Eminent Ethnic Americans (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2001). “Oprah Winfrey,” in Elliott Barkan, ed., Making it in America: A Biographical Sourcebook of Eminent Ethnic Americans (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2001). "Business and African Americans," in Anthony Appiah and Henry Louis Gates, eds. Encarta

Africana Encyclopedia, CD ROM (Seattle: Microsoft Corporation, 2000) “Multicultural Education for the New Millennium: is it enough?” in Dialogues in Diversity [Harvard University: Office of President], 12,1(Winter 2000), 7

”Automobile, Patterson Greenville,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 50 “Boyd,; Richard Henry,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 94-95.

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“Catering, Inns, Hotels,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 128-34. “Corporate America's Black Executives,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1999), 164-66. “Craftsmen, Manufacturing, Construction,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1999), 160-74. “Delany, Martin,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999),180-82. “Extractive Industries Enterprises,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 219-25. “Ford, Cornelius,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 239-40. “Free Black Entrepreneurs,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 248-52. “Freedman’s Bank,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 252-53. “Fuller, S.B.,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 253-54. “Gaston, Arthur,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 271-73. “Insurance Companies,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 295-99. “International Trade Enterprises,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 300-317. “Investment Banking,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 321-24. “National Negro Business League,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 416-19. “National Negro Convention Movement,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1999), 419-20. “Payton, Philip A.,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American

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Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 445-46. “Rose Meta House of Beauty;” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 473-74. “Russell, Herman Jerome,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 478-79. “Sims; Naomi Sims,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 483. “Slave Drivers, Plantation Managers, Intrapreneurs,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999). 483-85. “Slave Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1999), 485-88. “Slaves Hiring Out Own Time,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 488-90. “Slaveholders, Large Black,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 490-94. “Slave Law Economic Constraints,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 495-97. “Slave Revolts and Black Craftsmen,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1999), 499-501. “Smith, Stephen,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 509-511. “Stock Market Listings (Black-Controlled Publicly Trade Companies,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 540-43. “Taxicab Enterprises,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 553-55. “Taylor, Hobart T.,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 555-56. “Transportation Enterprises,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999), 561-71.

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“Underground Railroad and Black Business,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood,1999), 575-77. “Women Business Activities, 1600s-1990,” Juliet E.K. Walker, ed. Encyclopedia of African American Business History (Westport, CT: Greenwood, 1999), 597-612.

. "Banking," Jack Salzman, David Lionel Smith and Cornel West, eds., Encyclopedia of

African-American Culture and History, Vol. 1 (New York: Simon & Schuster Macmillan, 1996), 246-250.

"Entrepreneurs," Jack Salzman, David Lionel Smith and Cornel West, eds., Encyclopedia of

African-American Culture and Hisory, Vol. 2, (New York: Simon & Schuster Macmillan, 1996), 896-908.

"Black Women Entrepreneurs in Antebellum America," Black Women in America: An

Historical Encyclopedia, eds., Darlene Clark Hine, Elsa Barkley Brown and Rosalyn Terborg-Penn (Brooklyn: Carlson Publishing, 1993) 1: 394-397.

"Irene McCoy Gaines," in Black Women in America: An Historical Encyclopedia, eds.,

Darlene Clark Hine, Elsa Barkley Brown and Rosalyn Terborg-Penn (Brooklyn: Carlson Publishing, 1993) 1: 476.

"Peace Activism and the African-American Women in the Twentieth Century," Legacy

[Washington, D.C. Mary McLeod Bethune Museum Archives Newsletter] 4 (Spring 1993): 3.

"In Pursuit of the African-American Past in United States History," in History at Illinois

(Fall 1992-Winter 1993): 11-12 "Slave Drivers," in Dictionary of Afro-American Slavery, Randall G. Miller and John David

Smith, eds. (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1988), 196-98.

"Slave Entrepreneurs," in Dictionary of Afro-American Slavery, Randall G. Miller and John David Smith, eds. (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1988), 220-22.

"Promoting Black Women Entrepreneurship: Creative Strategies in Business Participation

and Welfare Reform in Black Women's Agenda Inc., Welfare Reform Projects (Washington, D.C.: 1988), 18-35.

"The Black Woman History PHD Generational Differences and the Crisis of

Professionalism," OAH Newsletter 14, 4 (November 1986): 12-14. "Black Business Enterprise Before the Civil War," Radcliffe Quarterly 72, 2 (June 1986):

27-28. "Blacks in Corporate America," Essay Review of The Black Manager: Making It In The

Corporate World by G. Floyd Dickens, Jr. and Jacqueline B. Dickens (New York: AMACOM, 1982) in the Wall Street Review of Books 12, 1 (Summer 1984): 214-220.

INTERNET PUBLICATIONS, DOCUMENTARIES, Africana Encarta, “Business and African Americans” at http:///www.africana.com

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Internet, Oxford African American Studies Center Online Resource Center = ”Entrepreneurs, Women,” Juliet E. Walker and “Black Business History Chronology,” by Juliet E. K. Walker and Shennette Garrett . see, http://www.oup.com/online/africanamerican/ 2006,” Wachovia Bank Documentary, “Creating Wealth: African Americans,” Scholar Commentator, Topic: “History of Blacks, Property: Ownership,” 2007 Shown on BET WLS-ABC, News Anchor Documentary Topic: “Free Frank and New Philadelphia,.” 2006 Documentary, “Rising From the Rails: The Story of the Pullman Porters,” Scholar Commentator, (Shown SuperstationWGN-TV, February 11, 2006) Documentary” “A Conversation With Dr. Juliet E. K. Walker: The Economic Life of African Americans in the Age of Slavery.” 2004 Blurb: ”This is a 35-minute video "conversation" with the foremost authority on the African American business tradition, Dr. Juliet E. K. Walker. She is the Executive Director of the Center for Black Business, Entrepreneurship, and Technology at the University of Texas-Austin where she is also a professor of history. Learn about the extraordinary cunning and courage of enslaved and free black men and women entrepreneurs who participated in the American free enterprise system before the Civil War, even though they were not themselves free citizens. This video is segmented by topic for ease of use in the classroom.” Media & Resources, vended by New Hope Publishing, LLC for Thomas Day Education Project . Taped 2004 Translations Talking Books, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, The History of Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship. RC 51711.by Juliet E.K. Walker. Read by Jake Williams, 6 cassettes. Oprah stumps for Obama in early states - Politico.com Print View By: Michael Calderone December 7, 2007 02:09 PM EST ... Dr. Juliet E. K. Walker, a history professor at the University of Texas at Austin who has taught a ... dyn.politico.com/printstory.cfm?uuid=B0BC2211-3048-5C12-002FA72F7B9C1ADD Lincoln-Douglas Freeport Debate Special All Authors / Contributors: Linda Wright; Melissa Mathis; Vernon Herald; Bobby Flowers; Brian Lamb; John Splaine; Paul Simon; Stephen B Oates; Juliet E K Walker; George Buss; Richard Sokup; C-SPAN (Television network); Public Affairs Video Archives.; Purdue University. Aired live on C-SPAN, Aug. 27, 1994. VHS format. Content: Tape 1 (120 min.) -- Tape 2 (120 min.) -- Tape 3 (121 min.). Description: 3 videocassettes (361 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in. The State of Entrepreneurship in Black America: National Town Hall Meeting by Tavis Smiley Jesse Jackson Al Sharpton, Juliet E. K. Walker, and John S. Butler (Audible Audio Edition - 2010)

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Documentary, “Michael Johnson Survival of the Fastest,” Consultant on Texas slavery and black women slaves. Brief participation in the documentary. Michael Johnson four-time Olympic Gold Medallist, Sprinting, attributes African American success in this sport to African slave heritage. at www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQnMr-IW_iw Jul 7, 2012 - 47 min May, 2012. Book Reviews [incomplete listing] Revolt Against Lynching: Jessie Daniel Ames and the Women's Campaign Against

Lynching by Jacquelyn Dowd Hall (New York: Columbia University Press, 1979) in Crime and Justice: A Historical Review 1 (Spring 1980): 270-272.

A Black Odyssey: John Lewis Waller and the Promise of American Life by Randall

Bennett Woods (Lawrence: The Regents Press of Kansas, 1981) in Journal of American History (June, 1982): 170-71.

Free Man of Color: The Autobiography of Willis Augustus Hodges with an introduction

by Willard B. Gatewood, Jr. (Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 1982) in Journal of Southern History, 49, 3 (August 1983): 467-68.

Gatekeepers of Black Culture: Black Owned Book Publishing in the United States, 1817-

1981 by Donald Franklin Joyce (Westport CT: Greenwood Press, 1982) in Business History Review (1985): 301-302.

From Tennessee Slave to St. Louis Entrepreneur: The Autobiography of James Thomas.

Edited with an introduction by Loren Schweninger, (Columbia, MO: University of Missouri Press, 1984) in Journal of Southern History 51, 3 (Aug. 1985): 442-43.

Ar'n't I A Woman?: Female Slaves in the Plantation South by Deborah Gray White (New

York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1985) in Journal of American History (December, 1986

Labor of Love, Labor of Sorrow: Black Women, Work and the Family from Slavery to the

Present by Jacqueline Jones (New York: Basic Books, Inc. Publisher, 1985) in Annals of Iowa 49, 1, 2 (Summer-Fall 1987): 116-119.

Black Property Owners in the South, 1790-1915 (Urbana: University of Illinois Press,

1990 by Loren Schwenineger in Journal of Southern History.(1992). African American Reactions to War in Ethiopia 1936-1941 by Joseph E. Harris (Baton

Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1994) in North Carolina Historical Review, 1996.

Black Entrepreneurs in America: Stories of Struggle and Success, Michael Woodward,

Journal of American Ethnic History, Robert C. Kenzer, Enterprising Southerners: Black Economic Success in North Carolina, 1865-1915, Journal of American History INVITED UNIVERSITY LECTURES Purdue University, 1978, "Black Images of the Frontier."

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University of Missouri at Kansas City, 1979, "Historical Reconstruction of the Antebellum Afro-American Family."

Texas A & M, 1979, "Black Participation in the Development of America's Antebellum

Frontiers." Eastern Illinois University, 1981, "Afro-Americans: Prospects and Perspectives for the

1980s." Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government, 1981, "Equality: An

Appropriate Goal for the Afro-American." Eastern Illinois University, February 15, 1983, "Free Frank in the Liberation of Afro-

American History." Marycrest College, February 19, 1984, "Black Women in the Civil Rights Movement." University of Chicago, May 25, 1984, "Black Faculty in Predominantly White

Institutions." Howard University, Lorraine J. Williams Scholarship Lecture Series, October 22, 1984,

"The Rise of Black Entrepreneurship." Committee on Institutional Cooperation (Big Ten and the University of Chicago) Minority

Fellowship Conference Lecture, October 28, 1984, "The Historian As Humanist Scholar in An Age of Technology."

Earlham University, February 27, 1985, "Black Entrepreneurship in Antebellum America." Radcliffe College, Bunting Institute, August 22, 1985, "Racism, Slavery and Free

Enterprise: Antebellum Black Entrepreneurship." Michigan State University, November 12, 1985, "Is There A Usable Past: Black Business

in Historic Perspective." Arizona State University, January 21, 1986, "Developing Black Business History as a

Field in American Business History." Eastern Illinois University, March 6, 1986, "Rethinking American WomenBusiness

History: The Nineteenth Century." University of Maryland at Baltimore, March 13, 1986, "The Development of Antebellum

Black Entrepreneurship and Business Enterprise." Lesley College, Cambridge, MA, March 10, 1987, "New Interpretations in Afro-American

History." Harvard University, DuBois Institute, April 22, 1987, "Capitalists; Antebellum Black

Entrepreneurs and Free Enterprise." Clark University, Worcester, MA, February 20, 1988, "Black Business in American

History."

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Marquette University RALPH METCALFE DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR Lecture, "Captive Capitalists: Antebellum Black Entrepreneurship." October 2-5, 1988.

University of Wisconsin at Madison School of Business, Association of Minority Business

Students, Paper, "Black Entrepreneurship and Business Enterprise." March 2, 1989. University of Georgia at Athens: "Black Women in the Peace Movement." April 24,

1989. Clark College/Atlanta University: "Prejudices, Profits, Privileges: From Slavery to

Freedom in the Reconstruction of Afro-American Business History." April 25, 1989. University of Missouri at Columbia: Paper, "The Afro-American Woman Historian."

"Black Women and Peace Activism," February, 1990. University of Texas at Austin, "Herman Sweatt Symposium on Civil Rights: Community,

Self-Help and Entrepreneurship: The Roots of Civil Rights." April 3, 1991. Princeton University, Shelby Cullom Davis Center for Historical Studies, Paper, "Black

Business in the United States and South Africa," November, 1994. University of Witwatersrand Institute of Advanced Research, "Capitalism, Free Enterprise

and Black Entrepreneurship: A Comparative History of Black Business in the United States and South Africa," October, 1995.

University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, Economics History Workshop, "Recovering

Abandoned Memories: African American Business Activity in WWII," March 1996. University of Alabama, Black Business: A Reconsideration of the Declining Significance

of Race, February,1997. Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, Black History in Illinois, February, 1997 Duke University/North Carolina State Symposium Conference Honoring John Hope

Franklin's From Slavery to Freedom, September, 1997 Florida International University, "The Commercial Culture in Precolonial Africa as a Foundation for Diaspora African Business Activities," October, 1998 Tulane University, Amistad Research Center Conference, "Black Business in Antebellum New Orleans," February, 1998 Northeastern University, Chicago, "The African American Entrepreneurial Tradition," February 1998 University of Missouri at Columbia, “African American History From Slavery to Freedom,” November, 1998. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Lecture "Black Business and the Deconstruction of African American History," March, 1999.

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North Carolina Central University Women's History Month Conference Panel, "Black Woman and Business: Historians, Writers and Business Owners," March, 1999 Coppin State College, Lecture, "Reconstructing African American Business History as a Path towards Economic Empowerment, April, 1999. Vanderbilt University, “Black Business History in the Reconstruction of African American

History,” December 1999. University of Texas at El Paso, African American Studies Program, “The Golden Age of Black Business, 1900-1930,” February, 2002 Texas Technical University, Rawls College of Business, “African American Business: A Historical and Contemporary Perspective,” March, 2002 University of New Hampshire, Department of History, “Black Entrepreneurs in the Schumpeterian Tradition of the Creative Capitalist,” March 2002 Texas Southern University, “War, Women, Song,: The Tectonics of Black Business and Entrepreneurship, 1939-2001,” February, 2003 Prairie View University, “Double-Consciousness “ and Black Business in the Economic Philosophy of W.E. B. Du Bois,” February, 2003 Texas Technical University, “Racial Capitalism and the 'Double-Consciousness' of Black Business in the Economic Philosophy of W.E. B. Du Bois” March 2003 Duke University, “Legacy of John Hope Franklin,” “JHF’s Contribution to African American History,” January 2005. Drew University Pan African Studies Program and New Jersey Amistad Commission, Lecture: “African- American Entrepreneurs” March, 2006 Prairie View University, Lecture, “Free Frank and New Philadelphia: Slave and Freedman, Frontiersman and Town Founder, February, 2007 University of Maryland Eastern Shores Black History Symposium Keynote Speaker “African American Business History: Is the Past Prologue?” February 2008 Bennett College, Greensboro, North Carolina Honors Assembly, “Black Entrepreneurship,

Slave and Free,” February, 2009 Claremont, CA, Claremont Graduate University, Applied women's Studies Program, Lecture: “Oprah Winfrey: An American Entrepreneur, February, 2012 Claremont CA, Peter F. Drucker and Masatoshi Graduate School of Management, Lecture: “They Are Capitalists’: Black American Business, Enterprise, and

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Entrepreneurship from Slavery to Freedom,” February, 2012 Kansas City, Mo, University of Missouri at Kansas City Black Studies Scholars Forum Keynote Lecture: “From Slavery to Freedom’s Un-“Expectant” Capitalists: African American Enterprise and Entrepreneurship,” March, 2012 Atlanta, GA, National Black Herstory Task Force, Inc., Conference, Emory University, Lecture Topic: “The Black Women in Business: The Future, In or Out, Up or Down?” March, 2012 Colorado Springs, CO United States Air Force Academy, US Constitution Day Panel Topic, Affirmative Action. Presentation Topic: “ Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin and Diversity in Higher Education.” September, 2012 Tulsa, Oklahoma, Langston University/ Greenwood Chamber of Commerce, Featured Speaker: “African American Entrepreneurship Past and Present” February 28, 2014 University of Texas, African Conference April 5, 2014, Panel Chair, “Business, Trade and the Building of an African Diaspora” April 5, 2014 University of Tennessee at Knoxville, “When Will All Black Economic Lives Matter, November 2015 University of North Carolina at Charlotte,– Lecture: “When Will Black Economic Lives Matter?” February 25, 2016 Cornell University, Conference on Capitalism-- Plenary Lecture: ‘BLACK ECONOMIC LIVES MATTER: RACIAL CAPITALISM AND AFRICAN AMERICAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP, September 30, 2016 - Harvard University, Weatherhead Center International Affairs, Hutchins Center for African and African American Research, Harvard Business School Conference “The Future of Black Institutions” March 28-29, 2019 “AfricanAmericanBusinessParticipationandRacialCapitalism:IsthePastPrologue”JulietE.K.Walker Florida A&M University/Howard University, Black Business Conference, Washington, DC April 26, 2019 “Black Business : Four Centuries of African American Entrepreneurship” JulietE.K.Walker PARTICIPATION IN SCHOLARLY CONFERENCES NATIONAL PAPERS PRESENTED North Dakota History Conference, Madison, South Dakota, Paper: "Free Frank's New

Philadelphia: A Black Town Founder on the Illinois-Mississippi River Valley Frontier, 1830-1854." 1978

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Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History, Los Angeles, California,

Paper: "Free Frank and the Development of New Philadelphia, Illinois, 1836-1885." 1978

Southern Historical Association, St. Louis, Paper: "Black Entrepreneurship on the

Kentucky Pennyroyal Frontier, 1799-1828." 1978 American Society for Legal History, Philadelphia. Paper: "Free Blacks and the Use of the

Law in Antebellum America." 1980 Illinois State Historical Society Symposium, Springfield, Illinois. Paper: "Afro-American

Town Development In Antebellum Illinois." 1980 Western Illinois History Regional Conference, Jacksonville, Illinois, Paper: "Black Land

Occupancy on the Western Illinois Frontier." 1982. Business and Economic History Conference, Bradley University, Paper: "Black

Entrepreneurship."1983. Oral History Conference, Lexington, Kentucky. Paper: "Free Frank, Antebellum Black

Pioneer Entrepreneur: The Corroboration of Oral Family History." 1984. Black Women in the Middle West Conference, NEH Humanist Scholar Lectures:

"Reconstructing Afro-American Women's History" at: University of Illinois, Urbana, May 19, 1984. Chicago Historical Society, Chicago, Illinois, June 16, 1984. Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis, June 23, 1984. Southern Illinois U., East St. Louis, Illinois, June 30, 1984. Gary Public Library, Gary, Indiana, July 14, 1984. St. Mary's College, South Bend, Indiana, July 21, 1984. National Women's Studies Association Conference, Champaign, Paper: "Black Women

Historians in the Liberation of Afro-American History." 1986. National Feminist Legal Strategies Conference, Washington, D.C., Paper: "Racism,

Feminism, Capitalism: The Contemporary Afro-American Woman in Historic Perspective."1986

Association of Black Women Historians, Houston, Paper: "Racism, Slavery, Free

Enterprise: Antebellum Black Entrepreneurship." 1986 Knox College Sesquicentennial, 1837-1987 Conference, Galesburg, Paper: "Challenges

for the Future in Higher Education: Knox College, A Legacy, A New Mission." 1987 Radcliffe College Bunting Institute Conference on Black Women and the Professions:

Looking Toward the 21st Century. Cambridge. Paper: "Economics, Education and the Changing Labor Market Participation of Black Women in the Professions." 1987.

Franklin College Conference on Pathways to the Old Northwest, Franklin, Indiana. Paper:

"Land, Law, Property and Blacks: Afro-American Nationalism and the Search for Freedom in the Old Northwest." 1987.

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National Conference on Black Lawyers, Conference on The Constitution and Race: A Critical Perspective, Harvard University Law School. Paper: "Whither Liberty, Legality, or Equality: Blacks, Property, and Constitutionalism in Revolutionary War America." 1987.

Black Congressional Caucus/Black Women's Agenda, Inc. Workshop, Rayburn House

Office Building, Washington, D.C., Paper: "History of Black Females in Business," 1987.

Bloomington-Normal/McLean County Historical Society Black History Project

Conference, Bloomington, McLean County Historical Society Museum. Paper: "Preserving Our Heritage: Reconstruction of Illinois Black History." 1987.

Ohio Historical Center Conference on the Northwest Ordinance: A Framework for

Statehood, Columbus, Paper: "Black Ohioans: The Search for Freedom, 1787-1861." 1987.

Stanford University, School of Business, Minority Council Conference, "The Creation of

Black Wealth in America," Palo Alto, CA, Paper: "Prejudices, Profits, Privileges: From Slavery to Freedom in the Reconstruction of Black Business History." 1989.

University of Illinois at Urbana, School of Social Work, "Women and Peace: An

International Conference," Urbana, IL. Paper: "Black Women and the Peace Movement." 1989.

Business and Economics History Conference, Charleston, SC, Paper: "Commentaries on

'Captive Capitalists': Antebellum Black Entrepreneurs." 1989. Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History Discussant, "Black Press in

Illinois" 1989. Consortium on Peace Research, Education and Development Conference, Dayton, Ohio,

"Structural Violence in the African-American Historical Experience." 1990. Black History Symposium: Hidden History: Building Traditions that Endure, Spelman

College, Atlanta, Georgia, "Racism, Slavery, Free Enterprise: Black Entrepreneurship in Antebellum America." 1991.

Association for the Study of African-American Life and History, Kansas City, Missouri,

Paper: "The Black Press in Chicago." 1992. Harvard University Business School, Boston, Conference: "African-American

Leadership: Visionaries Breaking Through Traditional Barriers," Paper presented: "Black Business in Historic Perspective." 1993.

Boston University, Institute for the Study of Economic Culture, Boston, Conference:

"Economic and Cultural Change Among Inner City Blacks in the United States" 1993. DuSable Museum of African-American History Conference: African-American History in

Illinois, Chicago, Paper: "Black History in Antebellum Illinois: The Pioneer Experience in Land Settlement." 1993.

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Illinois Women's Public Policy Conference: Everything to Gain: Women Seizing Power, University of Illinois, Urbana. Paper: "Race, Class, Gender: Economic Orthodoxy and the Rise of Global Multicultural Capitalism." 1993

Sojourner Truth Conference, Scripps College, Paper: "Black Women Historians,” January

1994. Helen G. Edmonds New South Annual Lectures Series and Women's Conference, North

Carolina Central University, Keynote Address: "Having Our Say: Black Women Historians, Scholars and Scholarship in the Forefront, March 1994.

American Historical Association, "Capitalism and Christianity: A Comparative Historical

Paradigm in the Twentieth Century Black Business Tradition in the United States and South Africa," January 1996.

Association for the Study of African American Life and History, "Black Business and

American-American History," October, 1998 Berkshire Conference Berkshire Conference on the History of Women," Black Women and

Peace Activism," June, 1999 International Conference on Black Business in Africa and the United States, University of

Texas at Arlington, November, 1999. Papers: "Oprah Winfrey, The Tycoon: Contextualizing the Economics of Race, Class,

Gender in Black Business in Post-Civil Rights America"

"Neocolonialism in the African Diaspora?: Black American Business Competition in South Africa, Luster Products, Inc (USA) V Magic Style Sales,CC (SA) Case, 1990-1996"

W.E. B. Du Bois Race and the New Millenium: A Symposium Celebrating the Centennial Anniversary of the Publication of The Souls of Black Folk, Mercer University Conference, Paper: “Racial Capitalism in a Global Economy: ‘Double-Consciousness’ and Black Business in the Economic Philosophy of W.E. B. Du Bois,” March 2000 Constructing Corporate America: Historical Perspectives on Big Business, Society, and Politics, Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, Paper: Paper: “White Corporate America: The New Arbiter on Race?” March 2001 Texas Technical University,19th Annual All University Conference on the Advancement of Women in Higher Education, Panel and Paper on “Leadership, Equity and Empowerment: Challenges Facing Women Faculty of Color,” March 28, 2003 NEH Thomas Day Project Lecture “Antebellum Black Entrepreneurs and Business Activiities.” June 2004 NEH Thomas Day Project Lecture “Antebellum Black Entrepreneurs and Business Activiities.” June 2005

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University of Illinois Chicago, African Scientific Research Institute Symposium “Uncovering The Early Struggles For Freedom In Illinois” Paper: “Free Frank and New Philadelphia, Il 1836-1854.” September 2005 Women and Corporate Leadership Conference, Paper, “Black, Women in White Corporate America,” Drew University, March 2006 NEH Thomas Day Project Lecture “Antebellum Black Entrepreneurs and Business Activities,” July, 2006 Carlton-Carew Conference, Commemorating the 200 Year Anniversary of the Abolition of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and the 220th Anniversary of the Founding of Freetown Settlement in Sierra Leone, Morehouse College, Keynote Speaker: “Global Capitalism and Black Business During Age of Slavery,” August 2007 Association Study of African American Life and History, Panel Discussant, “Former Students Reflect on the Life, Scholarship and Teaching of Their Professor: Dr. John Hope Franklin,” October, 2007 National Association for Multicultural Education Conference, Keynote Address, “African American Business Challenges: Confronting Diversity,” April, 2008. Policy History Conference, Paper: “The Double Os, Oprah and Obama, A Double Victory?

Power to the People, Wealth, Celebrity and Politics in the Age of Information Technology” May, 2008

Texas Humanities Conference, June, 2008, “African Americans in the Age of Disunion to

Empire: Economics, Business and War, 1865-1899” June, 2008

Association for Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) Conference, Plenary Session Paper, “History of Black Business: Where Do We Go From Here?” October 2010 RISE Austin Business Conference, The Multicultural Series, Lecture “Black Business and Entrepreneurship; Is the Past Prologue?” March 2011 National Herstory Task Force Conference, Paper, “Our Collective Journey: Black Women and Business in Search for Economic Freedom” March 2011 Washington, DC, German Historical Institute, Conference Topic, “The Globalization of African-American Business and Consumer Culture, German Historical Institute, Paper, "Black Business, Africa, and Global Capitalism: The African American Entrepreneurial One Percent," February, 2012

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Atlanta, GA, National Black Herstory Task Force, Inc., Conference, Emory University, Lecture Topic: “The Black Women in Business: The Future, In or Out, Up or Down?” March, 2012 Langston University/ Greenwood Chamber of Commerce, Featured Speaker: “African American Entrepreneurship Past and Present” February 28, 2014 Texas Association of African American Chamber of Commerce, Speaker, “From Galveston to Greatness: Juneteenth Business Commemoration,” June 19, 2014 COMMENTATOR/MODERATOR Great Lakes History Conference, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1977 for Session: "Presidential

Powers Under Eisenhower." Organization of American Historians, Detroit, 1981 for Session: "20th Century Black

Leaders." Society of Historians of the Early American Republic, Nashville, Tennessee, 1982 for

Session: "Blacks and the Church." Southern Historical Association, Houston, Texas, 1985. Session: "Criminal Justice in the

Old South." Berkshire Conference on the History of Women, Wellesley College, June 21, 1987.

Session: "Black Women Entrepreneurs." Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History, Dayton, Ohio, October 6,

1989. Session: "The Black Press." Association for the Study of African-American Life and History Conference, Chicago,

Illinois, October 26, 1990. Session, "Racism, Slavery, Free Enterprise: Black Entrepreneurship in Antebellum America."

Association for the Study of African American Life and History Conference, Detroit.

October 8, 1999. Session: "Segmented Markets, Divided Communities: Competition between African American in the Hair-Care Business,"

Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History Conference, Washington, DC

September 29, 2000, Session: “The African American Economy in the 21st Session: A Survey of Economic Issues Confronting African Americans.”

Business History Conference, Miami March 9,2000, Moderator, Panel, “Black Business History” Moderator , Nigerian Conference, University of Texas, Panel, “Business and Economics in Africa,” March, 2002 Commentator SSHA (Social Science History Association ) Session: RACE, MARKETING, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN TWENTIETH-

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CENTURY AMERICA, November 2004 Moderator OAH (Organization American Historians) Panel: “Economic Activity and Social Structure: Linking Business and Industry to Race, Class, and Gender,” April 2005 Moderator and Discussant, ASALH (Association for Study of African American Life and History} Conference Panel: “THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND BLACK BUSINESS” October 2005, Moderator, Business History Conference, Panel: “The Political Economy of Black Enterprise,” Toronto, June 2006 Moderator, National Black Herstory Task Force and Emory University Conference, Panel March, 2007 Moderator/Commentator, Business History Conference, Panel “New Directions in Black Business History: Culture, Markets, Networks,” June 2007 Moderator, Association Study African American Life and History Conference, Panel: “Black Economic Nationalism and the Black Diaspora in the U.S. and Africa,” October, 2007 Moderator, Association Study African American Life and History Panel, “John Hope Franklin’s Legacy Scholar-Historians—Representations of the Second Generation,” October 2007 Moderator, African Conference, University of Texas, Panel, “Business and Economics in Africa,” March, 2008 Richmond, VA, Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), Panel Moderator and Commentator, Panel: “ New Directions in African American Business Studies, October 2011 American Historical Association, Panel Commentator: “Black Capitalism and Self Help in the Era of Richard Nixon: Black Power Alternatives from Grassroots Activists to the White House “ January 4, 2014. University of Texas, African Conference April 5, 2014, Panel Chair, “Business, Trade and the Building of an African Diaspora” April 5, 2014 Keynote Speaker, “Black Business, Black Entrepreneurship,” A. G. Gaston Conference: Black Business in America, Birmingham, Alabama, February 16, 2016,.

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Association for Study of African American Life and History (ASLAH) Conference, October 8, 2016, Panel Organizer and Moderator. Topic: “Inside and Outside the Law: Blacks in Ninetenth Century Texas,” Richmond, VA Washington Bar Association, March 30, 2017, Conference- "Justice, Power, and Politics: A Celebration of Women Leaders." http://washingtonbar.org/event/save-date-judicial-council-annual-spring-symposium/ September 30, 2017 Omaha, NE, The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Greater Omaha Chapter Annual Conference- Keynote Speaker: “Empowering Women to Achieve Their Full Potential in Business and Entrepreneurship” October 2017, Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) Panel Moderator: “Black Business History and Entrepreneurs in Chicago.” INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES: Invited Conferences, Papers, Seminars Canberra, Australia Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, July 3, 1985, Canberra, Australia,

"Comparative Assessments of Black-American History with Black Australian History." Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong, Seminar Participant in "Hong Kong and 1997:

Politics, Culture and the Emergence of South China." Hong Kong, November 1993. Canada: Toronto, Canadian African Studies Association Conference: Urban and Community Development in Africa, Paper: "Economies in Transformation: Precolonial African Merchants, Traders and Entrepreneurs." 1993 Toronto, Moderator, Business History Conference, Panel: “The Political Economy of Black Enterprise,” Toronto, June 2006 Accra, Ghana West Africa. National Council on Black Studies, 17th Annual and 1st International Conference:

Uniting African World Scholars and Communities: Global Realities and Social Transformation. Accra, Ghana, August 1993.

Paper: "The African Foundation of the African-American Business Ethos, Culture and Tradition."

South Africa: 1995-1996 Durban United States Information Agency, Martin Luther King Peace

Awards Conference Ceremony, Durban, South Africa, The Relevance of Dr. King's Teachings on the Peace Process in South Paper: " Africa," February 1995.

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Johannesburg United States Information Agency, "South African Fulbright

Students Preparation to the Colleges and Universities in the United States," June 1995.

Soweto The Bethel A.M.E. Church, "Black Americans in South Africa,"

May 1995. Johannesburg Workers Library, Johannesburg, S.A., "The Black Woman in America," June 1995. Johannesburg South African Black Housewives Association Annual

Conference: "An African American Views Higher Education for Blacks in South Africa," August 1995.

Johannesburg African American Institute, Johannesburg, S.A., "African American

and South African Blacks Business Development," November 1995 Pretoria Gauteng Province Education Conference-Seminar on Research EUROPE Milan, Italy European Business History Association—Business History Conference Joint Annual Meeting, Paper: “Hip Hop African American Fashion Entrepreneurs: Commodifying Black Culture, Building Joint Venture Conglomerates,” June 2009 Milan, Italy Commentator, European Business History Association—Business History Conference-European Business History Conference, Discussant, Panel “Black Men, White Women, and the Dark-Skinned Other: Fashioning Race and Business in Modern Japan,” June, 2009 France, Paris and Lyon Invited by the United States Department of State in Paris, as LECTURE/CONSULTANT on African American business history, participation acivities and entrepreneurship in Paris and Lyon at the 1er Forum économique: "les Minorites Noires dans l'Espace Economique aux Etats-Unis et en France" 2011 CONFERENCE/SYMPOSIUM ORGANIZER: Association of Black Women Historians, "Meeting the Challenge; Black Women Historians

and History Makers," Chicago, IL, August 16, 1988. "Forging Links: Business Enterprise, Entrepreneurship and Development, African

Americans and South African Blacks Perspectives, Processes, Prospects," University of Witwatersrand at The Wits Business School, South Africa, 19 October 1995.

“Federal Government and Black Business,” Center Black Business History,

Entrepreneurship, Technology, Fall 2003

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Co-Chair Organizer, Brown Commemoration Symposium, AY 2003-2004 , Convener for CBBH (Center of Black Business History, Entrepreneurship, Technology) Conference, “Selling Blackness and Getting Paid: Hip Hop Entrepreneurs and Business Enterprises.” October, 2005 CBBH Sponsored Lecture by Maggie Anderson, CEO, Empowerment Experiment Foundation: “Our Black Year: A Tale of Buying Black in America's Racially Divided Economy" (Support from HISTORY, CAAAS, AADS, IC2), Feb 2011 EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES Filson Club Quarterly, Editorial Board, 1984-86. Dollars and Sense, Consultant for article, "Black Women in Business," 1985. University Press of Kentucky, Manuscript Reader, 1984. Louisiana State University Press, Consultant for paperback publication of book on Black

Abolitionists, 1986. Indiana University Press, Assessment on significance of new book series, "Everywoman,"

1986. Wayne State University Press, Series General Editor, Black Archival Sources, 1988. Harvard University, Business History Review, ad hoc editorial board article reviewer,

1988. Cornell University Press, Consultant for paperback publication of book on Black History,

1988. SAGE: A Scholarly Journal of Black Women Advisory Board of Editors, 1988; 1989;

1990. Prentice-Hall Inc. Review of textbook in Afro-American History. Great Lakes Plains Quarterly, article reviewer, 1989. University Press of Kentucky, manuscript reviewer, 1991. University Press of Kentucky for manuscript, Gender and the Withdrawal of Black

Women From Field Labor, Alabama Indiana University Press for manuscript: The History of the Chicago Metropolitan Mutual

Assurance Company: An Example of Business as a Black Community Institution. Wayne State University Press for manuscript: Platform for Change: The Foundations of

the Northern Free Black Community.

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Consulting Editor, Cobblestone [special issue] The Antislavery Movement 14, 2, (February 1993)

University of Arkansas Press for manuscript 1997 University of California Press, Mss reviewer, 1998 Ohio State University Press, Mss. reviewer, Black Business anthology, 1998 Collegiate Press, Editorial Board for A Turbulent Voyage: Readings in African American

Studies, 1998-1999. Journal of Negro History, reviewer, articles, 1998, 1999, 2000 Journal of Illinois State Historical Society, Editorial Board, 1998, 1999, 2000 Enterprise & Society: International Journal of Business History, review article, South

African Women and Stokvels, 2000 University of North Carolina Press, MSS, Black Accounting History Review, 2000 Louisiana State University Press, MSS Review, Black Business Woman, 2000 Journal of Negro History, Board of Editors, 2000- Longman Publishers, African American History Textbook Review, 2001 University North Carolina Press, MSS Black Beauticians, 2004 Texas State Historical Commission, African American Handbook of Texas, Advisory Committee Member. 2011 CONSULTANT, PROPOSAL REVIEW, TENURE/PROMOTION REVIEWS Proposal Reviewer for National Endowment for the Humanities Division of Public Works,

1976-1977. Proposal Reviewer for National Endowment for the Humanities Division of Public

Programs, 1977-79. Bell Laboratories, Management Training Program, 1978; 1979. Consultant for Organization of American Historian's: "Quantitative Women's History: A

First Conference, 1979." Consultant for National Endowment for the Humanities South East Chicago Project, 1980-

81. Consultant for Illinois Endowment for the Humanities Newberry Library Program for

State and Local History, 1981-82.

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NEH Film Consultant and Script Reviewer on Black Workers in Chicago's Meatpacking Industry, WWI Era, September 1981-December 1982.

Radcliffe College Committee on Fellowship Selection for Bunting Institute Fellows for

1983-84, in November-December, 1982. Newberry Library Proposal Reviewer for Fellowship Selection, Monticello College

Foundation Fellowship for Women, March 1983 NEH Proposal Reviewer for Black Women in the Middle West: A Documentary Heritage

Project, 1983 Illinois Humanities Council, Conference Evaluator, "If Not Now, When?" Sangamon

State College, March 1, 2, 1984. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Proposal Reviewer, "Blacks

in Nova Scotia: 1850-1950," December, 1985. Boston University, Institute for the Study of Economic Culture, ISEC Project, "Rags to

Riches: Entrepreneurship in the Black Community," Advisory Council, 1986-1987. UNC Ventures [Minority Venture Capital Investment Firm], Consultant for Fifteenth

Anniversary Report, 1986, section on history of black business and black entrepreneurs, June, 1986.

Radcliffe College, Proposal Reviewer for Bunting Institute Fellowship Applicants in

History, November, 1986. State University of New York at Buffalo, Scholarly Evaluation of candidate for director of

the University of Buffalo new urban affairs and public policy program, March, 1987. Radcliffe College Bunting Institute, Selection Committee for Berkshire 1987 Summer

Fellowship, April, 1987. Bloomington-Normal, Illinois Black History in McLean County Project, Consultant, 1988. NEH Proposal Reviewer, Division of Preservation and Access, 1991. University of Indiana at Bloomington, Scholarly Evaluation of Candidate for Tenure,

1991. DuSable Museum of African-American History, Chicago, Illinois Endowment for the

Humanities, Proposal for Illinois Black History Grant Awarded, 1992. Field Museum of Natural History, "African Project," February, 1993. Illinois State Library, Advisory Committee for African-American Resource Guide of

Illinois and Brochure Project, 1993. Chicago SUN-TIMES, on Illinois Black History Sites for publication: Illinois

Generations: A Traveler's Guide to African-American Heritage. Howard University, Scholarly Evaluation of Candidate for Tenure, 1993.

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Association for the Study of African American Life and History, Editorial consultant for the 1998 ASALH Black History Month Resource Package on Black Business History, 1997.

Collegiate Press, Editorial Board for A Turbulent Voyage: Readings in African American

Studies, 1998-1999. Black Enterprise, Consultant for May 1998 issue article on International Business and

Black Entrepreneurship, February, 1998 Consultant f or Newsweek article on Black Economic Development and Black Business

development: re: Magic Johnson, February, 1998 National Research Council, Proposal Reviewer, 1998 Maryland Humanities Conference Workshop, "Incorporating African American Business History in the Black Experience for Teachers" September, 1998 University of Missouri at Columbia, Evaluation of Candidate for Full Professor, 1998 Rutgers University, Evaluation of Candidate for Tenure Promotion, 1999 Chicago Tribune, Consultant, Article on Illinois Black Underground Railroad, 1999 American Visions, magazine, Consultant, Article on Illinois Black Heritage, 1999 Fast Company, business magazine, 2000, Consultant for articles on: Innovative Black Entrepreneurs for article on Innovative Entrepreneurs Examples Business Travelers for article, How they reduce travel time University of Richmond, Full Professor Promotion Review, 2000 Opportunity, Consultant, Article on Blacks and E-Commerce, 2000 Associated Press, Consultant, Article on Blacks and Investment, 2001 Oxford University Press, Book Review, 2002 Journal of African American History Editorial Review Board, 2002 The Blackwell Companion to African American History, Board of Advisors, 2002 Evaluation two faculty promotion reviews for full professors, 2003, 2004, University of Missouri book mss review, Chicago Black History , 2004 Rockefeller Grant Proposal Reviewer 2004 University of North Carolina Press, book mss review , 2005

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NYU Press, Review MSS, “The Federal Government and Black Business: From Herbert Hoover to Richard Nixon and Beyond,” December 2006 Consultant Black Oral History Project, Mart, Texas, Humanities Scholar Adviser, 2008, 2009 , 2010, 2011 Boston, MA The Museum of African American History Boston and Nantucket, And Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Consultant, 2008 for “Black Entrepreneurs of the 18th and 19th Centuries” 2008, 2009 Chicago Black Chicago History Forum, Founding Member, 2009 Chicago The Empowerment Experiment, Executive Advisor, Black Business History, Capitalism & Race, 2009, 2010, 2011. See: See: http://eefortomorrow.com/EE_Team.html National Association for Study of African American Life and History, (ASALH) 2010 Conference Program Committee Member, 2009-2010, 2010-11 National Association for Study of African American Life and History, (ASALH) , Executive Council, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Washington, DC, Smithsonian’s Museum of American History Academic Consultant , 2010, for a major new exhibition in 2013 on American innovation and economic change entitled American Enterprise. 2010 Austin, Texas, Texas NAACP, Advisory Board on History of NAACP in Texas, 2010 , 2011 Austin, Texas Executive Board Member, Minorities for Equality in Education, Liberty and Justice (MEELJ). 2012 spoke before the Austin City Council in support of MEELJ’s Director’s request for funds to carry out the organization’s goals Boston, MA, Aetna Insurance, Inc. Consultant for the Aetna 2012 Black History Calendar: Topic: “Young Black Entrepreneurs, Ingenuity and Innovation Continue with Today's Young Entrepreneurs,” Provided information on Black Business History and fact- checked information on topics and events included in the calendar. Spring 2012- Chicago, IL Chicago State University, External Reviewer for Evaluation of Chicago State University’s Social Science Department whereby I provided assessments of teaching, research and service requirements outlined for CTU faculty in their DEPARTMENTAL APPLICATION OF CRITERIA 2012 – 2015 for Programs in History & African American Studies, Department of Geography, Sociology, History, African American Studies, & Anthropology Unit A and Unit B Faculty, Spring 2012.

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May 2012 invited to serve as Chair of the External Review Team for review of Indiana University- Purdue University at Indianapolis’ Africana Studies Program, May 2012 but unable to accept because of previous schedule commitments Executive Council, 2010-2013, Association for Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), 2011 Program Committee , 2011, Atlanta, GA Executive Council Board Member. The National Black Herstory Task Force, Inc., The 2012 Conference theme was: “Regaining Our Footing: Global Economic, Cultural and Political Development.” Austin, TX Executive Board Member, Minorities for Equality in Education, Liberty and Justice (MEELJ). 2012 spoke before the Austin City Council in support of MEELJ’s Director’s request for funds to carry out the organization’s goals see item is #7 ( the City of Austin Council Health and Human Services Committee. Chicago, IL Advisory Team, Empowerment Experiment-The team consists of various people who in their professions promote the advancement of African American business. Founded by Maggie Anderson in 2009, who has become the leader of a self-help economics movement that urges consumers, especially middle and upper class African Americans, to support black business. She has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News and CBS Morning News, among many other national television and radio shows. Collaborate (CBBH) with Texas Association of African American Chamber of Commerce and support for Tulsa, Oklahoma, Greenwood Chamber of Commerce’s historic reconstruction of “Black Wall Street,” destroyed in Tulsa 1921 Race Riot, 2016-- Scholar Consultant, Scholar Consultant for Apprend Foundation: “Making a Way Out of No Way: A century of African American Entrepreneurship in NC—1800-1900,” Exhibit Planning & Design Meeting,” Goldsboro, North Carolina, November 4, 5 2016.

Scholar Consultant and Proposal Reviewer for Museum Exhibit: “Walking in the Shoes of Giants: African-American Entrepreneurs in North Carolina from Slavery to Freedom (1800 - 1900)," March-August, 2017 for NEH Museum grant for exhibit that will feature the experiences and contributions of African Americans who created businesses during the era of slavery and in the decades after Emancipation.

Pre-Publication Reader Review TITLE: Banking on Freedom: Black Women in U.S. Finance Before the New Deal (Columbia University Press, 2019) Author, Shennette Garrett Scott TITLE: Let Us Put Our Money Together: The Founding of America’s First Black Banks (The Published Affairs Office of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, 2019) Author, Tim Todd, ExecutiveWriterandHistorian,FederalReserveBankofKansasCity

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TITLE: The Merchant Prince of Black Chicago: Anthony Overton and the Building of a Financial Empire, Author Robert E Weems Jr. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PRESS,

Faculty Promotion Review University of Tennessee at Knoxville for Professor Brandon Winford, John Hervey Wheeler, Black Banking, and the Economic Struggle for Civil Rights (University Press of Kentucky, in its “Civil Rights and the Struggle for Black Equality in the Twentieth Century” series), Spring, 2019 University of Maryland College Park, Quincy Mills, formely Associate Professor at Vassar to begin as Associate Professor at UMCP, Spring 2019 Kings College London, Dr. Harvey Cohen, Presently, Senior Lecturer (equivalent to associate professor) Research, US/UK cultural history and its business, especially cinema, music; also museums, publishing. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS ACTIVITIES Committee on Institutional Cooperation, Fellowship Committee Representative for

University of Illinois, 1978-82; 1982-86; 1987-89. Southern Historical Association: Membership Committee, Illinois State Representative,

1979-80; 1980-81. Advisory Board Member for Illinois Women's Agenda, Illinois Women's History Week,

1980 and 1981. Association of Black Women Historians: Midwest Regional Director, 1985; 1986-1988;

1988-1990. Convenor, Organizer and Director for Conference, Association of Black Women

Historians, "Meeting the Challenge; Black Women Historians and History Makers," Chicago, IL, August 16, 1988.

Association of Black Women Historians. Committee Member to select recipients for the

1988 Letitia Woods Brown Prize (for the best publications, book and article, by a black women historian or in Afro-American Womens' history.) Fall, 1988.

Association of Black Women Historians: Publications Director for TRUTH, ABWH

Newsletter, 1990-1993. American Historical Association, Wesley-Logan Prize Committee, 1997-99 Initiator, Cofounder, and President, Association for Black Business and Economic Studies (ABBES), 1998- Business History Conference, Member, Board of Trustees, 2000-2003 Association of Black Women Historians, Chair, Brown Publication Prize Committee, 2001 and 2002

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Business History Conference (BHC), Representative for the BHC Electronic Media Oversight Committee at the EH-NET meeting, 2000. Association of Black Women Historians, Chair, Brown Publication Prize Committee, 2001 and 2002 Business History Conference, EH-NET Representative, 2001-2002 Southern Historical Association Bennett H. Walls Publication Prize Committee, Chair, 2007-2008 National, Association for Study of African American Life and History (ASALH), Conference Program Committee , 2011, Executive Council Member, 2010-13, Association Study African American Life and History PUBLIC SERVICE LECTURES Chicago, IL Round-Table for African American History, 1976 Naperville, IL Bell Laboratories Black/White Feminists, 1977 Urbana, IL Champaign County Democratic Central Committee, 1977 Kansas City, MO St. Augustine's Episcopal Church, 1977 Chicago, IL DuSable Museum of African-American History, 1978 Rantoul, IL Chanute Air Force Base Black Heritage Program, 1978 Champaign, IL Links Organization, Inc., 1978 Champaign, IL Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, 1978 Chicago, IL DuSable Museum of African American History, 1981 Champaign, IL Order of the Eastern Star, Mar. 1982 Chicago, IL Operation PUSH, Aug. 1983 Chicago, IL Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Sept. 1983 Chicago, IL DuSable Museum of Afro-American History, Sept. 1983 Frankfort, KY Kentucky State Book Fair, Nov. 1983 Chicago, IL Gorham United Methodist Church, Feb. 1984

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Chicago, IL National Association of University Women, Feb. 1984 Chicago, IL DuSable Museum of African American History, Judge Oratorical Contest,

June 15, 1984 Chicago, IL Women in Literature National Association, Lecture, "The Woman Writer

As Historian," February 23, 1985 Champaign, IL News Gazette, Judge, Black History Month Quiz, February, 1985. Champaign, IL Urban League Panel, "Beyond Reagonomics: Economic Implications for Afro-Americans" at Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Midwest Regional Workshop, April 5, 1985 Urbana, IL Divest Now Coalition, Rally, "Historical Parallels Between Racism in South Africa and the United States," October 11, 1985 Chicago, IL DuSable Museum of African-American History, Black Writers Workshop, Panel, Nonfiction Writing, October 19, 1985. Chicago, IL Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History, Chicago

Branch 15th Annual Dr. Carter G. Woodson Commemorative Brunch, February 7, 1987. Paper: "Free Frank: Illinois Pioneer, Entrepreneur and Town Founder."

Chicago, IL Harvard University MBA Club of Chicago, February 17, 1987. Paper:

"Black Entrepreneurship: Historical Perspectives, Contemporary Implications.

Chicago, IL DuSable Museum of African American History, "Lecture: The Illinois

Black Press From the Civil War to Civil Rights," April 1994 Urbana, IL Seventh Annual Women of Color Conference, "Pan-Africanism and the

African Woman: Which Way for the Twenty-First Century?" 30 March 1996

Champaign, IL National Council of Negro Women, "African American Women's

Business History," Champaign, IL, May 1996. Rantoul, IL Rantoul High School, Lecture, “Black Slaves and Free in Antebellum

America, February, 1997. Champaign, IL Order of the Eastern Star, Speaker, “Black Fraternal Organizations and

Community Economic Empowerment,” October, 1997 Champaign, IL Church of Christ, Speaker, Free Frank and New Philadelphia: Faith and

Economic Empowerment, February 1998 Champaign, IL National Association of Colored Women's Champaign Branch Annual Mother's Day Luncheon Speaker, May, 1998 Decatur, IL First Unitarian Church of Decatur, "Peace Activism, Abolitionism, the Underground Railroad," November, 1998

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Chicago, IL Latin School, speaker, "Free Frank and the Underground Railroad," December, 1998 Champaign, IL National Conference of African American Men, Inc. and the Champaign County Chamber of Commerce, Annual Evening of Celebration and Recognition, Speaker "Black Business Today and for the 21st Century," February, 1999 Austin, TX Speaker: “Black Business,” NAACP Banquet December, 2003 Washington, DC National Coalition of 100 Black Women Legislative Day Forum, Speech: Black Women Entrepreneurs, March 2004 Austin, TX Austin NAACP Presentation: “ Economic Challenges Faced by African Americans,” December 2004 Austin, TX Austin NAACP MLK Celebration, Speaker: “Black Business? Black Economic Power.” January 2005, Austin, TX LAMP Lecture:“Black Business in Historic Perspective,” February 2005 Austin, TX Austin Chamber of Commerce, Black Business, September 2005 Austin, TX 7th Annual African American Legislative Summit “Doing Business Texas

Style Panelist,” Paper, “Global Vies on State of Black Business,” February, 2006

Austin, TX Unitarian Church Women’s History Month Speaker, March 2007 Austin, TX NCNW National Council of Negro Women, Keynote Speaker, “Black Women in Business,” July, 2007. Austin, TX National Council of Negro Women, Keynote Speaker, “Black Women in Business,” August, 2008. Chicago, IL The DuSable Museum of African American History, Lecture, “Oprah Winfrey The Tycoon: Business, Race, Politics, Conglomerate Building

in the Post-Civil Rights Era,” April, 2009

Austin, TX The Texas Book Festival and The George Washington Carver Museum and Cultural Center Black History Month, Lecture: Black Business History, February, 2011 Detroit, MI Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, Topic: “Young Black Entrepreneurs in 21st Century America,” February 2012

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Austin, TX Texas Association of African American Chamber of Commerce, Speaker, “From Galveston to Greatness: Juneteenth Business Commemoration,” June 19, 2014 Birmingham, AL A. G. Gaston Conference, Black Business in America: Capitalism, Race, Entrepreneurship, “Black Business, Black Entrepreneurship,”Feb 16, 2016

Goldsboro, North Carolina. Consultant, Apprend Foundation: “Making a Way Out of No Way: A century of African American Entrepreneurship in NC—1800-1900,” Exhibit Planning & Design Meeting,” November 4, 5 2016 and NEH Proposal Consultant, June-July 2017 MEDIA, JOURNALISM RADIO, TELEVISION, INTERNET Austin, TX Voice of American Radio: In Black America, 1979 Austin, TX Black History Program NBC-TV, 1979 Champaign, IL NBC-TV, Channel 15 Black History Month - Commentaries, 1982 Chicago, IL WJPC, Aug. 1983 Topic Free Frank Chicago, IL ABC "Today in Chicago," Television Program, Channel 7, Mar. 1984 Chicago, IL WGN "Issues Unlimited" TV Program, Channel 9, April 1984 Jacksonville, IL WLDS-AM Program, Interview "Black History in Illinois," February 25,

1985 Urbana, IL WILL-AM-FM TV, Program Focus 580, on "Black Entrepreneurs Then

and Now," February 26, 1986 Champaign, IL WLDS Radio Program, Guest Interview Host for author of book on

Plantation Slave Women, March 4, 1986 Champaign, IL UIUC "Radio Newsletter" Program, Interview on Black Entrepreneurship,

February, 1988. Milwaukee, WI Two Radio Station Interviews on Black Business in America, October,

1988. St. Louis Poast-Dispatch, “Walk to Mark Black Success,” “Juliet Walker is on the road to Success. Actually, it’s a 400-mile trek to publicize success stories of blacks before the Civil War…” September 24, 1990. Congressional Record, “A TRIBUTE TO FREE FRANK McWORTER -- HON. RICHARD J. DURBIN,” in the House of Representatives said, “His great-great- randdaughter, Prof. Juliet E.K. Walker, has worked long and hard to secure Free Frank's place in history. Her efforts have made many people more aware of an aspect of African-American history and business that is little known to most Americans Her most recent undertaking involves an effort to put his gravesite, in

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Barry, IL, on the map. She set out on September 20, to trace Free Frank's 1831 journey from Somerset, KY, which he left in search of better opportunities, to Barry, IL, where he is buried.” [Page: E3103] October 3, 1990. http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?r101:E03OC0-181: Chicago Tribune, “U of I Defends Action in Sit-Ins Minority Students Say Police….,” “This is a crisis of ethnic and racial intolerance,” said Juliet Walker, the first black Woman to be promoted to full professor [UIUC, LAS].“ October 15, 1992 Champaign, IL Cable TV forum on Malcolm X: The Man, the Movie, December, 1992 Champaign, IL NBC Special News Feature on Blacks in the Military, February, 1993 Champaign, IL Illinois Public Radio on the Underground Railroad in Illinois,

February, 1993 Champaign, IL TV Channel 3 News Features, Three Part Series Interview, Ghana: Its

Business Tradition, Past and Present, September 1993 Champaign, IL Public Radio, Illinois Historic Sites and the Underground Railroad,

September 1993 Chicago, IL Public Radio, Illinois Black History Before Civil War, September 1993 Chicago, IL WVON Radio, Black History Program, September 1993 Chicago, IL Radio, Chicago Chamber of Commerce Program Black Business History,

October 1993 U.S. News & World Report, Scott Minerbrook, “The Forgotten Pioneers,” August 8, 1994 Johannesburg, S.A. Television Program on "Political Correctness," April, 1995 Champaign, IL WBCP Radio, Black Business, September, 1997 Champaign, Il TV Interview on Dr. Martin Luther King, January, 1998 Washington, D.C. University of Maryland video of Smithsonian Black History Program

on Black Business, February, 1998 Champaign, Il WILL-TV [NPT} Program "Black Perspectives" Panel: "The Mis-Education of America: Missing Black History," July, 1998 Baltimore/Washington DC WOLB-AM Talk Show Interview on History of Black Business, August, 1998 Champaign, IL WBCU-FM "Black Business in America," October, 1998 World Wide Web NETNOIR Internet, Business Roundup Chat Site October, 1998, Book, History of Black Business

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February, 1999 “Black Business History” North Chicago, IL Cable-TV “ The Career of a Historian,” 2000 North Chicago, IL Cable TV-Black History Forum, 2000 New York, NY National Urban League Press Conference State of Black America, 2000 Washington, D.C. National Press Club, National Urban League, Black America 2000 World Wide Web National Urban League, RealPlayer, Live Streaming Broadcast State of Black America 2000, Black Business Future The Business Journal [Phoenix, AZ] , Denise Meridith, “Sales Techniques Not Foreign to African Americans,“ 16 June 2000 The Tennessee Tribune, “Scholars Say African-Americans’ Greatest Challenges Are Ahead,” August 23, 2000. Orlando Sentinel [FL, “Florida Trends Reflect Nationwide Boom Led by Hispanic Businesses Central,“ March 23, 2001 CBS News Radio New York Interview on Oprah Winfrey seminar, February 7, 2001 BBC Frank Henry Interview, Oprah Winfrey Seminar, February, 2001 FOX-TV News Chicago, David Navarro and Tamron Hall Interview, Oprah February, 2001 Canada Radio Vancouver, MyCityRadio Interview, The Oprah Seminar, 2001 WNTRadio Rockford, IL Oprah Winfrey course, Feb 2001 WGST640 Atlanta First News Tom Hughes Interview on Oprah Seminar Chicago ABCTV News Teaching Oprah Winfrey, The Tycoon, 2001 NPRWILL580AM The Afternoon Magazine Interview “The Oprah Phenomenon” April, 2001 Washngton Post,“ Oprah 101: In a Class Herself: Professor Finds Success of TV Host Instructional,” April 7, 2001 New York Times, “The Study of O [Oprah]” June 17, 2001 CSPAN Comments on Larry King’s Oprah Winfrey Interview, September, 2001 Radio, Austin Host Hopeton Hays, “Black Business in America,” November, 2002.

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RADIO ONE-XM Interview Black Business History September, 2002. CSPAN Town Hall Meeting Panel, “The State of Entrepreneurship in Black America,” Moderated by Tavis Smiley, (Reverend Al Sharpton was on the panel and agreed with everything I said—don’t know whether that was good or bad.” aired several times in June, July, August, 2002. KAZI 88.7 FM Radio W.E. B. Du Bois and The Souls of Black Folk, February 2003, Dallas Morning News, Ira Hadnot, “A Movement’s Unfinished Business: Who Will Rise to Energize A Nation,” August 24, 2003 New York Beacon, “Blackonomics: Let’s Set Some Economic Goals,” August 27, 2003 The Sun Reporter [San Franciso-Oakland], James Clingman, “Blackonomics; We Demand, And They Supply,” July 1, 2004 The Crisis [NAACP Magazine], Ericka Davis, “Frontier Town Founded by Black Pioneer,” September 1, 2004 Smithsonian, Dana Mackenzie, “Ahead of its Time? Founded by a Freed Slave, an Illinois Town was Rare Example of Biracial Cooperation before the Civil War.(Digs),” January 1, 2005 Indianapolis Business Journal, Jesse L. Moore, “We Stand on the Shoulders of Black Business Giants,” February 24, 2005 Dallas Morning News, “D-FW Black Firms Finally in the Game,” June 28, 2005 Portland Skanner [Oregon], “African Business History Well-Rounded,” Sept. 28, 2005 KAZI 88.7 FM, Hopeton Hay’s Economic Perspective,” Radio Interview, Topic: Hip Hop Entrepreneurs and Black Business, October, 2005 NPR-WCBU-FM Interview for program, “Group Looks to Recreate Black-Founded Frontier Town, November, 2005 KAZI 88.7 FM Frank Garrett ‘s The Wakeup Call,” Radio Interview Topic: Black Business, November 2005 Fortune, NAACP special advertising section: "Trailblazers" in Black Business prominently featuring The History of Black Business: Capitalism, Race, Entreprenurship, February 20, 2006. Radio Harlem WHCR Guest on Leroy Baylor's Talk Show on September 17, 2006

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Radio Harlem WHCR Radio station, Guest, Leroy Baylor's Talk Show October 22, 2006 Radio Austin, Host Hopeton Hays, “Black Business in America,” February 2006. New Pittsburgh Courier, “Black Business is her Story,” [reprint,”Black Business is her Business, author, Vive A. Griffin], May 31, 2006 Financial Times (UK), “Amistad Research Center Distinguished Service Award Goes to Great Great Granddaughter of First Black Town Founder,” June 19, 2006 TV ABC 7 Chicago Presents "Rediscovering a Black Pioneer's Dream" October 2006 TV WGN “Rising From the Rails,” documentary on the Pullman porters, Scholar Commentator, February, 2007 – National TV --Also see: http://www.democracynow.org/2009/5/11/rising_from_the_rails_how_a TV CN8 - Comcast Network, Mary Caraccioli's "Money Matters Today" Guest for “Black Business in American History,” 5:45 to 6:15 PM EST February 13,,.2007 NPR Program, “News and Notes With Farau Chidyea,” Interview Topic: Alex Haley’s Roots and Impact on Black History, including Free Frank, June, 2007 Pravada, Daily newspaper, Slovak Republic. Interview for article on Oprah, Fall, 2007 New Journal and Guide [Norrfolk, VA], Rosaland Tyler, “Landscape Changing For American’s Black-Owned Business,” December 19, 2007 Los Angeles Times, Interview, Oprah’s endorsement of Obama for McClatchy Newspapers, in December, 2007 NPR Program, “Tell Me More,” Interview Topic: “Oprah Winfrey,” January 1, 2008 TV BET Wachovia Bank Documentary, “Creating Wealth: African Americans,” Scholar Commentator, Topic: “History of Blacks, Property: Ownership,” 2007, 2008 [TV EEntertainment, Comments Oprah Winfrey Documentary (Oct, 2008, April, 2009 NPR “Tell Me More” Program: A Mixed Bag of Hope, Pain for Oprah,” Interview Comments, January 1, 2008. Diversity Julianne Malveaux, “Black History Month: Celebrating Economic History,” Comments on Free Frank (Jan/Feb 2008)- Black Enterprise, Kissah Williams,” “We Do: Copreneurs simultaneously Build Happy Marriages and Thriving Enterprises,” February 1, 2008

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AustinWoman Magazine, Julie Tereschuck, “Dr. Juliet Walker: Founding Director, Center for Black Business History,” August, 2008

Crain's Chicago Business.Loerzel, Robert. "Game-changer.(Focus: Enterprising Women)(Oprah Winfrey)." October 6, 2008. WOMENENTREPRENEUR.COM, Diving into the Mainstream In observance of Black History Month, we look at black women's entrepreneurial experience in America, today and in the past… according to Juliet E.K.Walker, comments at... www.womenentrepreneur.com/2008/02/diving-into-the-mainstream.html. Kingston, Jamaica, “HOT 102 FM” Host Beverly Manley, Topic: African American History Month, Feburary, 2009 USA Today, Julianne Malveaux, “Blacks' economic gains took resilience, “ February 20, 2009 US Fed News Service, Including US State News, “Historians’s Research Earns National Historic Landmark Recognition from President Obama” February 24, 2009 The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, “Black Historian at the University of Texas Gains Landmark Status for a Town Founded by Her Great-Great-Grandfather,” February 26, 2009 Democracy Now [Radio and TV News Program], “Rising From Rails: How A. Phillip Randolph and the Pullman… This excerpt begins with Dr. Juliet EK Walker, a professor of history at University of Texas at Austin…” May 11, 2009 NPR (KRTS) Radio Interview, Marpha, Texas “Juneteenth Day: Black Families Acquiring Freedom in Texas, Juneteenth. and Illinois, Self-Purchase” 2010 Comcast E!Eentertainment Ttrue Hollywood Story “(THS) Oprah Winfrey,” Scholar Commentator, 2009, 2010., 2011 (has been shown several times} KAZI Radio History of Black Business Focus of KAZI Book Review & Economic Perspectives, 2011 LivingtheWord-MinistryofLove&Justice-Sponsors:Historyof...https://nccumc.org/.../living-word-ministry-love-justice-sponsors-history-black-busine...January28,2016at06:00pm...Joinusforaneveningwithhistoryeducator,researcher,andmediaproducerLaurelSneed...AfterviewingvideoclipsofaninterviewwithhistorianDr.JulietE.K.Walker,authorofTheHistoryofBlackBusiness...NBA:LeBronJameschanginggame-ESPN.comwww.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/12302382/lebron-james-changing-gameFeb11,2015-"ThemediacametomeandaskedifIwasoffendedbywhat[LeBron]did...AndJulietE.K.Walker,aprofessorofblackintellectualhistoryatthe...

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10/31/2016,10:17a.m....InJulietE.K.Walker'sbook,“TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica,”shecitesaquotefromreligiousleadersduringthattime:“To...Blackonomics:BlackCapitalism—FulfillmentorFailure?|The...https://www.washingtoninformer.com›Op-Ed[December18,2016]2017MaximaContinuesConversiontoSportsCarCars...National·[December15,2016]NNPAAwarded$1.5MillionESSAMediaGrantNews...HistoryProfessor,Dr.JulietE.K.Walker,wrote,“TheexistenceofBlack...JulietWalker:BlackBusinessisHe-Yumpuhttps://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/7027538/south-asia...pro-bene...-/27Page17Life&Letters:JulietWalker:BlackBusinessisHerBusinesshenOprahWinfreybecameAmerica'sfirstblackWfemale.[PDF]Download-NationalWomen'sBusinessCouncilhttps://www.nwbc.gov/.../BWEFullReport-FinalV4_NWBC%20(Revised%2010.07.16...Oct4,2016-Walker'sLegacywouldliketothanktheNationalWomen'sBusiness.....releasedin2016foundthatwhilewomenbusinessownersofcolor...BlackbusinessownershipandentrepreneurshiphasastronghistoryintheU.S.viJulietE.K.......CathyHughesisbestknownasthefounderofmediacompany...[PDF]Download-NationalWomen'sBusinessCouncilhttps://www.nwbc.gov/.../BWEFullReport-FinalV4_NWBC%20(Revised%2010.07.16...Oct4,2016-Walker'sLegacywouldliketothanktheNationalWomen'sBusiness.....releasedin2016foundthatwhilewomenbusinessownersofcolor...BlackbusinessownershipandentrepreneurshiphasastronghistoryintheU.S.viJulietE.K.......CathyHughesisbestknownasthefounderofmediacompany...JulietWalker:BlackBusinessisHe-Yumpuhttps://www.yumpu.com/en/document/view/7027538/south-asia...pro-bene...-/27Page17Life&Letters:JulietWalker:BlackBusinessisHerBusinesshenOprahWinfreybecameAmerica'sfirstblackWfemale. WashburnUniversitySKYPEInterview,December19,2016--WorkingCapitalonEnhancePREMIERE#202–AFRICAN-AMERICANBUSINESSOnthisepisodeofWorkingCapital,wefeatureDr.JulietE.K.Walker,FounderandDirectoroftheCenterforBlackBusinessHistory,EntrepreneurshipandTechnology;AlonzoHarrison,PresidentandCEOofHDBConstruction;andWorkingCapitalHost,EugeneWilliams.PREMIERESONTHURSDAY,FEBRUARY16TH@10:00PM!Wednesday,February22nd@7:30pmSunday,February26th[2017]@4:00pmwww.ktwu.org/members/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/High2-2017_KTWU.pdfTimWiseofWashburnUniversityDr.JulietEKWalkerTheHistoryofBlackBusinessin...-YouTube�3:59:16https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLfigW_DeDwMar15,2017-UploadedbyTalkRealSolutionsDr.JulietEKWalkerTheHistoryofBlackBusinessin...-YouTube�3:59:16https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLfigW_DeDwMar15,2017-UploadedbyTalkRealSolutions

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Jay-ZIstheReluctantKingof“Afrotech”-TheRingerhttps://www.theringer.com/.../jay-z-black-entrepreneurship-tech-business-961409d9b...Jul7,2017-“Inapreindustrialeconomy,blackscoulddowithoutfactoriesandtechnologyandsoforth,”saysJulietE.K.Walker,directoroftheCenterofBlackBusiness,History,Entrepreneurship,andTechnologyattheUniversityofTexas.Someslaveswereabletouseskillssuchasblacksmithing,carpentry,...

COMMENTARY:WhatDoBlacksControlEconomically?|Atlanta...www.atlantatribune.com/2017/05/.../commentary-what-do-blacks-control-economicall...May25,2017-Source:TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica,byJulietE.K.Walker,PhD.In1986,

IrvingBottner,aRevlonexecutive,predictedBlackhaircarecompanieswouldbe“takenoverbyWhitecompaniesin15years.”Hisinsultingpredictionbegantocometrue12yearslater.Inthe1990'sBlackfuneralhomes...

Businessesakeypartofblackhistory–Finance&Commercehttps://finance-commerce.com›NewsFeb27,2017-ForDr.JulietE.K.Walker,ahistoryprofessorattheUniversityofTexasatAustinandthe

founderoftheschool'sCenterofBlackBusinessHistory,EntrepreneurshipandTechnology,blackbusinesshistoryisnotasubjectshevisitsonlyduringBlackHistoryMonth.Itisatopicsheincludesyear-round.

Dr.JulietEKWalkerTheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica03/15...www.blogtalkradio.com/.../dr-juliet-ek-walker-the-history-of-black-business-in-ameri...Mar16,2017-Dr.JulietEKWalkerTheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica:Capitalism,Race,

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BlackHistoryMatters|LibraryBlog-IndianaUniversityEasthttps://www.iue.edu/blogs/library/2017/02/20/black-history-matters/Feb20,2017-BlackThoughtandCultureisadatabasefocusedonprimarysources–AfricanAmericans

intheirownunfilteredvoices–whichincludesover100,000...TheEntrepreneurialSpiritofAfricanAmericanInventorsbyPatriciaSlubyorEncyclopediaofAfricanAmericanBusinessHistorybyJulietWalkermaybe...

[PDF]PRESSRELEASE–February2017-ASALHhttps://asalh.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/press-release-jaah-101-fall-2016-b.pdfEditorsJulietE.K.WalkerandShennetteGarrett-Scott,“AfricanAmericansandBusiness:Race,

Capitalism...onAfricanAmericansandbusinessandfocusonthoseworksthathavedocumentedthe“Golden.AgeofBlack...inblackenterprisesbeforethecomingoftheGreatDepressionandnotethatthreearticlesinthe.

FactsforaThesisonHistoryofAmericanBusiness|CustomWritings...https://www.customwritings.com/blog/.../10-facts-thesis-history-american-business.ht...byLBradshaw-RelatedarticlesJan17,2017-AccordingtoJulietWalker,theyearbetween1900and1930,werethegoldenyearsof

“blackbusiness”.TheNationalNegroBusinessLeagueconfirmsthatthroughstatisticswhichindicatethatbusinessesownedbyAfricanAmericanshadexperienceda200%increase,goingfrom20000to40000injust...

HowareAmericancollegesteachingthehistoryofblackbusiness...www.cpbj.com/.../how-are-american-colleges-teaching-the-history-of-black-businessFeb28,2017-ThecelebrationofblackhistoryintheU.S.hasn'talwaysbeenamonth-longaffair;it

startedoutin1926asa“NegroHistoryWeek”inmid-Februaryuntil1976...ForDr.JulietE.K.Walker,ahistoryprofessorattheUniversityofTexasatAustinandthefounderoftheschool'sCenterofBlackBusinessHistory,...

COMMENTARY:WhatDoBlacksControlEconomically?|Atlanta...www.atlantatribune.com/2017/05/.../commentary-what-do-blacks-control-economicall...May25,2017-Source:TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica,byJulietE.K.Walker,PhD.In1986,

IrvingBottner,aRevlonexecutive,predictedBlackhaircarecompanieswouldbe“takenoverbyWhitecompaniesin15years.”Hisinsultingpredictionbegantocometrue12yearslater.Inthe1990'sBlackfuneralhomes...

Fashions-BlackBusinessReviewwww.blackbusinessreview.net/en/entertainment/fashionsDetails:Fashion:5monthsago.[November2017]POWERFULANDBEAUTIFULBUSINESSAFRICAN

AMERICANWOMEN.Washington(BBR)-Dr.JulietE.K.WalkerwritesaboutthehistoryofBlackentrepreneurshipandcallsattentiontothewaysentrepreneurshiphasbeenatthecenterofBlackprogressinAmerica....Womenconference.

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stuckfromthestart-ProsperityNowhttps://prosperitynow.org/files/PDFs/07-2017_stuck_from_the_start.pdf5FormoreaboutthehistoryofBlack-ownedbusinesses,seeJulietE.K.Walker,TheHistoryofBlack

BusinessinAmerica(ChapelHill:UniversityofNorthCarolinaPress,2009).ofracisminthepublicandprivatesectorsthathasleft

AfricanaStudiesandtheQuestforBlackEconomicEmpowerment...https://content.taylorfrancis.com/books/e/download?dac=C2017-0-51497...byJConyers-2017Walker271-272),personslikeStokelyCarmichael(“KwameTure”),H.RapBrown,andothervisibleBlack...PowerMovement,theevidencesuggeststhattraditionalblackbusiness-peoplewereshunnedand.....Walker,JulietE.K.TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica:Capitalism,Race,Entrepreneurship.NewYork:...BlackConsumers&BlackOwnedSupermarketsin2017.:ThyBlackManthyblackman.com›Money›BusinessJun6,2017-Source:Dr.JulietE.K.Walker.DesertionofBlackstoresbyBlackconsumersledtomarket

opportunitiesforoutsiderstotakefulladvantageoftheBlackfooddollar....SingletaryPlazaMart,thenation'slargestBlack-owned'superstore,'wentoutofbusiness…duetoalackofcommunitypatronage.Although...

June«2017«BLACKONOMIC$-Blackonomics.comwww.blackonomics.com/2017/06/Jun3,2017-TakeacloserlookatwhatBookerT.WashingtonwasdoingwithhisNationalNegro

BusinessLeague;readaboutBlackentrepreneursinCincinnatiandPhiladelphia...Inspiteoftheworstbrandofslaveryeverperpetratedonapeople,Blackbusinessessurvivedandgrew.....Source:Dr.JulietE.K.Walker.

SoundBusiness:GreatWomenOfGospelMusic...-ScholarlyCommonshttps://repository.upenn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4432&context=edissertationsbyNCÖhman-2017BlackBusinessinAmerica,Capitalism,Race,Entrepreneurship,JulietE.K.Walkermakesacompellingargumentforthisculturallyspecificbusinessethos,whichhashelpedmeunderstandissuessurroundingthecommercializationofRace,Property,andEconomicHistory:AnIntroduction–AAIHShttps://www.aaihs.org/race-property-and-economic-history-an-introduction/Nov27,2017-HistoriansJulietE.K.WalkerandRobertWeemsexploredthedepthsofAfricanAmericanbusinessownershipwithintheseboundaries.Fromthisfoundation,importantoutletslikeBlackPerspectives,TheLosAngelesReviewofBooks,andtheBostonReviewhavetakenupthediscussionandanalysisof...25MomentsThatChangedAmerica-TimeMagazinetime.com/4381471/july-4-moments-change-america/Jun28,2016-OnJune4,1917shehelpedopentheWomen'sAgriculturalCampinBedford,N.Y.,ledby

DeliaWestMarbleandDr.IdaOgilvie......JulietE.K.Walker,professorofhistoryattheUniversityofTexasatAustin,isauthorofTheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica:Capitalism,Race,Entrepreneurshipandthe...

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Justice,PowerandPolitics:ACelebrationofWomenLeadersDr.JulietEKWalkerTheHistoryofBlackBusinessin...-YouTube�3:59:16https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLfigW_DeDwMar15,2017-UploadedbyTalkRealSolutionsMar30,2017-17THANNUALSPRINGSYMPOSIUM.Justice,Power,andPolitics:ACelebrationofWomenLeaders.ElaineR.Jones-formerPresident,NAACPLDFandCivilRightsIcon.AnnaBlackburne-Rigsby–ChiefJudge,D.C.CourtofAppeals.Dr.JulietE.K.Walker-Professor,UniversityofTexasatAustin.UDCClarkeSchoolofLawDeanShelleyBroderickwillbehonoredbytheJudicialCounciloftheWashingtonBarAssociationalongwithfiveotherwomenleaders!

2017localcontentandservicereporttothecommunity-KTWUhttps://ktwu.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2017localContentReportKTWU.pdfDr.JulietE.K.Walker,FounderandDirectoroftheCenterforBlackBusiness.History,Entrepreneurship

andTechnology.AlonzoHarrison,PresidentandCEOofHDBConstruction.KarlKlein,RegionalDirectorofAmerica'sSmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter.CalebAsher,PresidentofSproutCommunication.JaredRudy...

AnneRichie-Crain'sClevelandBusinesshttps://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20171020/news/139486/anne-richieOct20,2017-Recommendedreading:"TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica"byJulietE.K.Walker..9SuccessfulBlackWomenCEOsandEntrepreneursYouShouldKnowafricanleadership.co.uk/9-successful-black-women-ceos-and-entrepreneurs-you-shoul...Feb10,2015-Search.Friday,October5,2018...Dr.JulietE.K.WalkerwritesaboutthehistoryofBlackentrepreneurshipandcallsattentiontotheways...[PDF]NationalTownHallMeetingTavisSmiley,Rev.JesseJackson,Johnhttps://www.whitebirdidaho.org/.../download-the-state-of-entrepreneurship-in-black-a...AlSharpton.Created:20-08-2018.1.By:TavisSmiley,Rev.JesseJackson,.JohnS.Butler,JulietE.K.Walker&Rev.AlSharpton.TheStateof...2017localcontentandservicereporttothecommunity-KTWUhttps://ktwu.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2017localContentReportKTWU.pdfDr.JulietE.K.Walker,FounderandDirectoroftheCenterforBlackBusiness.History....SeasonTwoisnowinproductionforbroadcastinfallof2018.AssociationofBlackWomenHistoriansLetitiaWoodsBrownMemorial...web.mnstate.edu/schwartz/assocofblackwomenhistorians.htm2017Dispossessedlives:enslavedwomen,violence,andthearchivebyMarisaJ....inAmerica:capitalism,race,entrepreneurshipbyJulietE.K.Walker

1985Laboroflove,laborofsorrow:Blackwomen,work,andthefamilyfromslaverytothepresentbyJacquelineJones;Slaveryandfreedomonthemiddleground:MarylandduringthenineteenthcenturybyBarbaraJeanneFields;FreeFrank:aBlackpioneerontheantebellumfrontierbyJulietE.K.Walker

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1999ThehistoryofBlackbusinessinAmerica:capitalism,race,entrepreneurshipbyJulietE.K.Walker

WhatdoBlackscontrol?Theneedforeconomicempowerment|Thedallasexaminer.com/.../2017/.../what-do-blacks-control-need-economic-empowerment...JAMESCLINGMAN|5/8/2017,10:50a.m....Source:TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica,byJulietE.K.Walker,PhD.In1986,IrvingBottner,aRevlon...DowdHistoryofCapitalismProgram|DepartmentofHistory|UNC..https://history.uncc.edu/history-capitalismAsofSpring2017,theDowdprogramhasalreadysupportedthedevelopment...Dr.JulietE.K.Walker,professorofhistoryandfoundingdirectoroftheCenterof...9BlackHistoryMonthBookstoRead,AccordingtoScholars|Timetime.com›Ideas›BooksFeb15,2018-JulietE.K.WalkerisaprofessorattheUniversityofTexasatAustinandauthorofTheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica:Capitalism,Race,...Jay-ZIstheReluctantKingof“Afrotech”-TheRingerhttps://www.theringer.com/2017/.../jay-z-black-entrepreneurship-tech-business-96140...Jul7,2017-ByVictorLuckersonJul7,2017,8:44amEDT...saysJulietE.K.Walker,directoroftheCenterofBlackBusiness,History,Entrepreneurship,and...BlackConsumers&BlackOwnedSupermarketsin2017.:ThyBlackManthyblackman.com›Money›BusinessJun6,2017-Source:Dr.JulietE.K.Walker.DesertionofBlackstoresbyBlackconsumersledtomarketopportunitiesforoutsiderstotakefulladvantageof...[PDF]guidetocoursesinbusinesshistoryvolume3-HarvardBusiness...https://www.hbs.edu/businesshistory/Documents/BusHisCoursesVol3Web.pdfbyWAFriedman-Citedby1-RelatedarticlesFeb24,2018-Walker,JulietE.K.,UniversityofTexasatAustin:HIST350R/AFR374D,EditorialBoardMembers-Journals-DavidPublishingCompanywww.davidpublisher.org/index.php/Home/Journal/detail?journalid=45&jx=hr...Frequency:bimonthly.Volume7,Number2,Mar.-Apr.2017(SerialNumber26).Submission...JulietE.K.Walker(USA).MunyaradziMushonga(Lesotho).FreeBlacksintheAntebellumPeriod-TheAfricanAmericanwww.bhagininiveditacollege.in/?study=25110JulietE.K.Walker'sTheHistoryofBlackBusinessin....Jul28,2017Thenarrativesofthosedaysshouldremindusjusthowstubbornandenduringthehunger...UTHistoryDept.��������:"!!!The@NMAAHCfeaturedasyllabus...https://twitter.com/ut_histdept/status/1007355655575961600?...ar

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TranslatethispageJun14,2018-...JulietE.K.WalkerdesignedforacourseonOprahWinfreyand...themuseum'snewexhibit“WatchingOprah:TheOprahWinfreyShowand...[PDF]2017localcontentandservicereporttothecommunity-KTWUhttps://ktwu.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2017localContentReportKTWU.pdfDuring2017,KTWU'sSUNFLOWERJOURNEYSprogramcelebratedits...Dr.JulietE.K.Walker,FounderandDirectoroftheCenterforBlackBusiness.History..MassIntentions-St.MarktheEvangelistCatholicCommunityhttps://stmarkgoodrich.org/bulletins/20170115.pdfPadre'sPortion.January15,2017.WeeklyCalendar...JulietE.K.Walker,professor,DepartmentofHistory;founder-directorCenterforBlackBusiness,History,..HowSmallBlackBusinessesSupportedtheCivilRightsMovement...https://www.ineteconomics.org/uploads/papers/WP_67-Ferleger-King.pdfbyLAFerleger-2017-RelatedarticlesJulietE.K.Walker,...Verso,2017);foraperceptivecritiqueofthislineofthought,seeNathanHeller,“OutofAction....Businesses,”(Sunday,October1,2017):p.HowareAmericancollegesteachingthehistoryofblackbusiness...www.cpbj.com/.../20170228/.../how-are-american-colleges-teaching-the-history-of-bl...ByBrendanRaleigh,Contributingwriter,February28,2017at3:00AM...ForDr.JulietE.K.Walker,ahistoryprofessorattheUniversityofTexasatAustinand...GrandOpeningWeek:ExperienceTheNationWeBuildTogether...americanhistory.si.edu/press/releases/June-2017June2017CalendarofEvents.June1,2017....JulietE.K.Walker,professorofhistoryattheUniversityofTexasatAustinwillsignherbook,“FreeFrank:ABlackPREMIERESONTHURSDAY,FEBRUARY16TH@10:00PM!Wednesday,February22nd@7:30pmSunday,February26th[2017]@4:00pmwww.ktwu.org/members/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/High2-2017_KTWU.pdfTimWiseofWashburnUniversityDr.JulietEKWalkerTheHistoryofBlackBusinessin...-YouTube�3:59:16https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLfigW_DeDwMar15,2017-UploadedbyTalkRealSolutions

Jay-ZIstheReluctantKingof“Afrotech”-TheRingerhttps://www.theringer.com/.../jay-z-black-entrepreneurship-tech-business-961409d9b...Jul7,2017-“Inapreindustrialeconomy,blackscoulddowithoutfactoriesandtechnologyandsoforth,”saysJulietE.K.Walker,directoroftheCenterofBlackBusiness,History,Entrepreneurship,andTechnologyattheUniversityofTexas.Someslaveswereabletouseskillssuchasblacksmithing,carpentry,...

COMMENTARY:WhatDoBlacksControlEconomically?|Atlanta...www.atlantatribune.com/2017/05/.../commentary-what-do-blacks-control-economicall...May25,2017-Source:TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica,byJulietE.K.Walker,PhD.In1986,

IrvingBottner,aRevlonexecutive,predictedBlackhaircarecompanieswouldbe“takenoverbyWhitecompaniesin15years.”

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Hisinsultingpredictionbegantocometrue12yearslater.Inthe1990'sBlackfuneralhomes...

Businessesakeypartofblackhistory–Finance&Commercehttps://finance-commerce.com›NewsFeb27,2017-ForDr.JulietE.K.Walker,ahistoryprofessorattheUniversityofTexasatAustinandthe

founderoftheschool'sCenterofBlackBusinessHistory,EntrepreneurshipandTechnology,blackbusinesshistoryisnotasubjectshevisitsonlyduringBlackHistoryMonth.Itisatopicsheincludesyear-round.

Dr.JulietEKWalkerTheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica03/15...www.blogtalkradio.com/.../dr-juliet-ek-walker-the-history-of-black-business-in-ameri...Mar16,2017-Dr.JulietEKWalkerTheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica:Capitalism,Race,

Entrepreneurship9pmEstGUESTCALL-IN(515)605-9783Press1tospeak!OVERTIMESHOWNUMBER!FreeConferenceCall(712)770-4160ParticipantCode915411#Press*61toSpeakPlaybackNumber(712)...

BlackHistoryMatters|LibraryBlog-IndianaUniversityEasthttps://www.iue.edu/blogs/library/2017/02/20/black-history-matters/Feb20,2017-BlackThoughtandCultureisadatabasefocusedonprimarysources–AfricanAmericans

intheirownunfilteredvoices–whichincludesover100,000...TheEntrepreneurialSpiritofAfricanAmericanInventorsbyPatriciaSlubyorEncyclopediaofAfricanAmericanBusinessHistorybyJulietWalkermaybe...

[PDF]PRESSRELEASE–February2017-ASALHhttps://asalh.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/press-release-jaah-101-fall-2016-b.pdfEditorsJulietE.K.WalkerandShennetteGarrett-Scott,“AfricanAmericansandBusiness:Race,

Capitalism...onAfricanAmericansandbusinessandfocusonthoseworksthathavedocumentedthe“Golden.AgeofBlack...inblackenterprisesbeforethecomingoftheGreatDepressionandnotethatthreearticlesinthe.

FactsforaThesisonHistoryofAmericanBusiness|CustomWritings...https://www.customwritings.com/blog/.../10-facts-thesis-history-american-business.ht...byLBradshaw-RelatedarticlesJan17,2017-AccordingtoJulietWalker,theyearbetween1900and1930,werethegoldenyearsof“blackbusiness”.TheNationalNegroBusinessLeagueconfirmsthatthroughstatisticswhichindicatethatbusinessesownedbyAfricanAmericanshadexperienceda200%increase,goingfrom20000to40000injust...HowareAmericancollegesteachingthehistoryofblackbusiness...www.cpbj.com/.../how-are-american-colleges-teaching-the-history-of-black-businessFeb28,2017-ThecelebrationofblackhistoryintheU.S.hasn'talwaysbeenamonth-longaffair;it

startedoutin1926asa“NegroHistoryWeek”inmid-Februaryuntil1976...ForDr.JulietE.K.Walker,ahistoryprofessorattheUniversityofTexasatAustinandthefounderoftheschool'sCenterofBlackBusinessHistory,...

COMMENTARY:WhatDoBlacksControlEconomically?|Atlanta...www.atlantatribune.com/2017/05/.../commentary-what-do-blacks-control-economicall...

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May25,2017-Source:TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica,byJulietE.K.Walker,PhD.In1986,IrvingBottner,aRevlonexecutive,predictedBlackhaircarecompanieswouldbe“takenoverbyWhitecompaniesin15years.”Hisinsultingpredictionbegantocometrue12yearslater.Inthe1990'sBlackfuneralhomes...

Fashions-BlackBusinessReviewwww.blackbusinessreview.net/en/entertainment/fashionsDetails:Fashion:5monthsago.[November2017]POWERFULANDBEAUTIFULBUSINESSAFRICAN

AMERICANWOMEN.Washington(BBR)-Dr.JulietE.K.WalkerwritesaboutthehistoryofBlackentrepreneurshipandcallsattentiontothewaysentrepreneurshiphasbeenatthecenterofBlackprogressinAmerica....Womenconference.

stuckfromthestart-ProsperityNowhttps://prosperitynow.org/files/PDFs/07-2017_stuck_from_the_start.pdf5FormoreaboutthehistoryofBlack-ownedbusinesses,seeJulietE.K.Walker,TheHistoryofBlack

BusinessinAmerica(ChapelHill:UniversityofNorthCarolinaPress,2009).ofracisminthepublicandprivatesectorsthathasleft

AfricanaStudiesandtheQuestforBlackEconomicEmpowerment...https://content.taylorfrancis.com/books/e/download?dac=C2017-0-51497...byJConyers-2017Walker271-272),personslikeStokelyCarmichael(“KwameTure”),H.RapBrown,andothervisibleBlack...PowerMovement,theevidencesuggeststhattraditionalblackbusiness-peoplewereshunnedand.....Walker,JulietE.K.TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica:Capitalism,Race,Entrepreneurship.NewYork:...BlackConsumers&BlackOwnedSupermarketsin2017.:ThyBlackManthyblackman.com›Money›BusinessJun6,2017-Source:Dr.JulietE.K.Walker.DesertionofBlackstoresbyBlackconsumersledtomarket

opportunitiesforoutsiderstotakefulladvantageoftheBlackfooddollar....SingletaryPlazaMart,thenation'slargestBlack-owned'superstore,'wentoutofbusiness…duetoalackofcommunitypatronage.Although...

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9BlackHistoryMonthBookstoRead,AccordingtoScholars|Timetime.com›Ideas›BooksFebruary15,2018..AccordingtoScholars“Thosewhowereexcludedandleftbehind—AfricanAmericans—wereEllison’s‘invisible’people.Today,especiallywithinthecontextofdemocracy’sstrugglesaroundtheworld,thatexperiencehasvaluablelessonsformanyothersaswell.”—JulietE.K.WalkerisaprofessorattheUniversityofTexasatAustinandauthorofTheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica:Capitalism,Race,Entrepreneurship.AHA2018“BlackEconomicInternationalisminthe20thCentury,ProfessorJessicaAnnLevy,JohnsHopkinsUniversitynotes:“BuildingonworkbyscholarslikeBrennaGreerandJulietE.K.Walker,itfurtheraddressesthechangingnatureofblackinternationalismduringthelatetwentieth-centurybyrevealingthecrucialworkperformedbyblackAmericanentrepreneursinpromotingfree-enterpriseinpursuitofblackeconomicpower.DowdHistoryofCapitalismProgram|DepartmentofHistory|UNC...https://history.uncc.edu/history-capitalismPastvisitingspeakersincludeHughMcColl,formerchairmanandCEOofBankofAmerica;Dr.JulietE.K.Walker,professorofhistoryandfoundingdirectoroftheCenterofBlackBusiness,History,Entrepreneurship,TechnologyattheUniversityofTexas,Austin;BaldemarVelasquez,presidentandfounderoftheFarmLaborOrganizingCommittee...

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NBA:LeBronJameschanginggame-ESPN.comwww.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/12302382/lebron-james-changing-gameFeb10,2015-AndJulietE.K.Walker,aprofessorofblackintellectualhistoryattheUniversityofTexas,saysJames'awarenessisinkeepingwiththe...Peopledidn'tlooktoMichaelJordanforhisopinion.ButpeoplelooktoLeBronforhisopinion.Thisisourculturenow.Weexpectthepeoplewhodohaveapublicvoice,andareinapositiontomakeandinfluencedecisions,tospeakout."--JulietE.K.Walker,UniversityofTexasprofessorAnneRichie-Crain'sClevelandBusinesshttps://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20171020/news/139486/anne-richieOct20,2017-Recommendedreading:"TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica"byJulietE.K.Walker..9SuccessfulBlackWomenCEOsandEntrepreneursYouShouldKnowafricanleadership.co.uk/9-successful-black-women-ceos-and-entrepreneurs-you-shoul...Feb10,2015-Search.Friday,October5,2018...Dr.JulietE.K.WalkerwritesaboutthehistoryofBlackentrepreneurshipandcallsattentiontotheways...[PDF]NationalTownHallMeetingTavisSmiley,Rev.JesseJackson,Johnhttps://www.whitebirdidaho.org/.../download-the-state-of-entrepreneurship-in-black-a...AlSharpton.Created:20-08-2018.1.By:TavisSmiley,Rev.JesseJackson,.JohnS.Butler,JulietE.K.Walker&Rev.AlSharpton.TheStateof...2017localcontentandservicereporttothecommunity-KTWUhttps://ktwu.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2017localContentReportKTWU.pdfDr.JulietE.K.Walker,FounderandDirectoroftheCenterforBlackBusiness.History....SeasonTwoisnowinproductionforbroadcastinfallof2018.WhatdoBlackscontrol?Theneedforeconomicempowerment|Thedallasexaminer.com/.../2017/.../what-do-blacks-control-need-economic-empowerment...JAMESCLINGMAN|5/8/2017,10:50a.m....Source:TheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica,byJulietE.K.Walker,PhD.In1986,IrvingBottner,aRevlon...DowdHistoryofCapitalismProgram|DepartmentofHistory|UNC..https://history.uncc.edu/history-capitalismAsofSpring2017,theDowdprogramhasalreadysupportedthedevelopment...Dr.JulietE.K.Walker,professorofhistoryandfoundingdirectoroftheCenterof...9BlackHistoryMonthBookstoRead,AccordingtoScholars|Timetime.com›Ideas›BooksFeb15,2018-JulietE.K.WalkerisaprofessorattheUniversityofTexasatAustinandauthorofTheHistoryofBlackBusinessinAmerica:Capitalism,Race,...Jay-ZIstheReluctantKingof“Afrotech”-TheRingerhttps://www.theringer.com/2017/.../jay-z-black-entrepreneurship-tech-business-96140...

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Jul7,2017-ByVictorLuckersonJul7,2017,8:44amEDT...saysJulietE.K.Walker,directoroftheCenterofBlackBusiness,History,Entrepreneurship,and...BlackConsumers&BlackOwnedSupermarketsin2017.:ThyBlackManthyblackman.com›Money›BusinessJun6,2017-Source:Dr.JulietE.K.Walker.DesertionofBlackstoresbyBlackconsumersledtomarketopportunitiesforoutsiderstotakefulladvantageof...[PDF]guidetocoursesinbusinesshistoryvolume3-HarvardBusiness...https://www.hbs.edu/businesshistory/Documents/BusHisCoursesVol3Web.pdfbyWAFriedman-Citedby1-RelatedarticlesFeb24,2018-Walker,JulietE.K.,UniversityofTexasatAustin:HIST350R/AFR374D,EditorialBoardMembers-Journals-DavidPublishingCompanywww.davidpublisher.org/index.php/Home/Journal/detail?journalid=45&jx=hr...Frequency:bimonthly.Volume7,Number2,Mar.-Apr.2017(SerialNumber26).Submission...JulietE.K.Walker(USA).MunyaradziMushonga(Lesotho).FreeBlacksintheAntebellumPeriod-TheAfricanAmericanwww.bhagininiveditacollege.in/?study=25110JulietE.K.Walker'sTheHistoryofBlackBusinessin....Jul28,2017Thenarrativesofthosedaysshouldremindusjusthowstubbornandenduringthehunger...[PDF]2017localcontentandservicereporttothecommunity-KTWUhttps://ktwu.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2017localContentReportKTWU.pdfDuring2017,KTWU'sSUNFLOWERJOURNEYSprogramcelebratedits...Dr.JulietE.K.Walker,FounderandDirectoroftheCenterforBlackBusiness.History..MassIntentions-St.MarktheEvangelistCatholicCommunityhttps://stmarkgoodrich.org/bulletins/20170115.pdfPadre'sPortion.January15,2017.WeeklyCalendar...JulietE.K.Walker,professor,DepartmentofHistory;founder-directorCenterforBlackBusiness,History,..HowSmallBlackBusinessesSupportedtheCivilRightsMovement...https://www.ineteconomics.org/uploads/papers/WP_67-Ferleger-King.pdfbyLAFerleger-2017-RelatedarticlesJulietE.K.Walker,...Verso,2017);foraperceptivecritiqueofthislineofthought,seeNathanHeller,“OutofAction....Businesses,”(Sunday,October1,2017):p.HowareAmericancollegesteachingthehistoryofblackbusiness...www.cpbj.com/.../20170228/.../how-are-american-colleges-teaching-the-history-of-bl...ByBrendanRaleigh,Contributingwriter,February28,2017at3:00AM...ForDr.JulietE.K.Walker,ahistoryprofessorattheUniversityofTexasatAustinand...GrandOpeningWeek:ExperienceTheNationWeBuildTogether...americanhistory.si.edu/press/releases/June-2017

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June2017CalendarofEvents.June1,2017....JulietE.K.Walker,professorofhistoryattheUniversityofTexasatAustinwillsignherbook,“FreeFrank:ABlackExternal. Academic Service Chicago, HistoryMakers, Advisor for PBS documentary “Boss,”—Black Business—production meetings in New York, 2018, 2019 COMMUNITY SERVICE Milwaukee, WI Founder, Milwaukee Branch, Association for the Study of African-

American Life and History, 1976. Chicago, IL DuSable Museum of African-American History, Member. Chicago, IL Southside Community Art Center, Member. National National Association of University Women, Member. Champaign-Urbana Champaign-Urbana Day Care Center, Board of Directors, 1977-

79. Champaign-Urbana University YWCA, Board of Directors, 1977-79; 1980-81. National Historic Preservation Committee for the Establishment of a

National Register of Historic Places Grave Marker and Plaque Commemorating Free Frank [McWorter], Antebellum Afro-American Pioneer and Entrepreneur, founder and chairperson, 1986-

National Free Frank New Philadelphia Historic Preservation Foundation,

Inc., activities for the Reconstruction of New Philadelphia as a Historic Museum Village, 1989- Founder and Director at http://www.freefrank.org/

National Free Frank Grave Site National Register of Historic Places

Ceremony, October 6, 1990 National History Makers, Advisory Committee, Project to Media Oral

History Collection of 5000 Contemporary Prominent Blacks Nationwide for Internet and Media Libraries

National Museum of Black Entrepreneurial History, Committee Member Cleveland, OH Race for Success, Inc. Board of Trustees member, 2003, 04 Cleveland, OH Race for Success, Museum of Black Entrepreneurial History, Planning Committee, Member ,2003, 2004 Chicago, National Black Exp 2003 Conference to Honor Black

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CEOs Member, Selection Board and Advisory Chicago HistoryMakers, Board, Scholar Consultants, 2003. 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007—to present. Cleveland, OH Race For Success Foundation, Board of Trustees 2005, 2006 Bastrop, TX Minorities For Equality In Education, Liberty And Justice (MEELJ) Board of Directors, Member, 2004-06, Vice President 2007-09- 2010, President 2011-2012, 2014- -2019, Acting President Atlanta, GA National Black Herstory Task Force Board of Directors, 2004, 2005, 2006, 207, 08,09, 10, 11, 12, 13 Austin, National Council of Negro Women, Member, 2008 Austin Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Member - Chicago, Black Chicago History Forum, Founding Member, 2009-2012 National Founder/Director Free Frank New Philadelphia Historic Preservation Foundation Free Frank US Postal Service Stamp Petition Drive See http://www.freefrank.org/ Austin, Texas NAACP Corporate Advisory Committee, Member, 2011-2012 Tulsa, OK Collaborate (CBBH) with Texas Association of African American Chamber of Commerce and support for Tulsa, Oklahoma, Greenwood Chamber of Commerce’s historic reconstruction of “Black Wall Street,” destroyed in Tulsa 1921 Race Riot, 2015 Lakeway, TX Lakeway Men’s Club Breakfast, Presentation on Black Business in America, January 11, 2017 Austin, TX Carver Library, Austin African American Book Festival: “Making Good on the Promise of Economic Freedom, June 22, 2019 “Black Business: Where Were We? Where We Are Today and Where Do We Go From Here” Juliet E. K. Walker UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS at AUSTIN, FACULTY ACTIVITIES, 2001-2002 Teaching and Course Development

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History 357C African American History to 1860, 8 sems. History 357D African American History Since 1860 9 sems. History 350 Oprah Race and Business in America 1 sems History 350L History of Black Business 11 semesters Commodification of Black Culture: Spots, Hip Hop History 365 Twentieth Century Black Intellectuals and Activists History 365 Texas Black History From Slavery to Freedom History 387 Grad Seminar, “Antebellum Slavery” History 389 Grad Seminar, “Age of Jim Crow” History 389 Grad Seminar “Political Economy of Black America” History 389 “1909-2009, Prologue to African American Presidency” TC 359T Plan II Thesis Advisor, “Race In America” History Senior Honors Thesis, Advisor and Co-Examiner For History 357C Developed Resource Package (64 pages) “Independent Self-Help Economic Activities of Enslaved African Americans” and Power Point Presentation on antebellum black economic activities, also, prepared for the July 2005 NEH Teacher Workshop for SHIPS (Scholars of History Integrating Primary Sources). For History 350L—The CBBH “Selling Blackness and Getting Paid: Hip Hop Entrepreneurs Conference,” included an undergrad student panel from the class on the Saturday session.

Developed/Taught Summer 2013-- HIS F365G-35490 “Texas African American History from Slavery to Freedom.”

History 350 Black Business History Course, March 2014, launched publication, Vol I of Undergraduate Journal of Black Business History (first and only journal of topic) in conjunction with my Center Black Business History

FOUNDER/DIRECTOR, CENTER BLACK BUSINESS, HISTORY, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, TECHNOLOGY (CBBH) Conference Convenor, 2003, “The Federal Government and Black Business” Launched the Texas Black Business Hall of Fame. First four inductees: SHERRA AGUIRRE, Founder/President, Aztec Facility Services, one of nation’s largest Black American female business owners. Houston-based, with 1000 employees. COMER COTTREL, Entrepreneur, Leader in Black Hair Care Products Industry, Founder of Dallas-based Pro-Line. Formely part owner of Texas Rangers. GEORGE FOREMAN, America’s Salesman “the heavyweight of high tech grilling,” Entrepreneur Rancher, Author KASE LAWAL Founder/CEO, Houston-based CAMAC, Holdings, Inc.,America’s largest Black Business (oil and gas), the only one with receipts in excess of $1 billion.

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Conference Convenor, October, 2005 “Selling Blackness and Getting Paid: Hip Hop Entrepreneurs and Business Enterprises.” Fall 2005 As Founder/Director Center Black Business History, Entrepreneurship and Technology (CBBH), I awarded three $1,000 each research grants to support graduate student research in Black Business History CBBH RESEARCH SUPPORT REPORTS 2005-2006

KIOSK TECHNOLOGY AND DISTANCE EDUCATION ENROLLMENT

OVERVIEW “Kiosk Technology and Distance Education Enrollment” PART 1: “The Distance On-Line Industry Competitors for Kiosks and Traveler Enrollment Booths” PART 2 “If You Build It, They Will Come: Kiosks and Traveler Booths for Distance Education Online Enrollment at Airports, Train Stations and Retail Venues” PART 3 “Advantages to Locating Distance Education On-Line Enrollment Kiosks and Traveler Booths at Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport” WEBSITES, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN, 2002- Texas Black History Jul 24, 2003 University of Texas at Austin · Black History in Texas · Dr. Juliet E. K. Walker. Professor, Department of History ... www.utexas.edu/world/texasblackhistory/home.html Center for Black Business History (CBBH) Center for Black Business History, Entrepreneurship, and Technology at the University of Texas at Austin, Director/Founder - Professor Juliet E. K. Walker. www.utexas.edu/research/centerblackbusiness/ Departmental Committees: Senior Search Committee, 2002-03 Budget Committee, 2002-03 Chair, African American History Search Committee, 2002-03 Department of History Senior Search Committee, 2004 Department of History Post-Tenure Review Committee 2004 Department of History African American Lecture-Search Committee Department of History “Minority Recruiting Initiative” Committee and Report 2004 Department of History Senior Search Committee, 2005

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Department of History Post-Tenure Review Committee, 2005 Department of History African American Lecture-Search Committee, 2005- Administration/Organization History Department, 2006 Third Year Review Committee Member, Frank Guridy Third Year Review Committee, Chair, Tiffany Gil , Department of History, Co-Chair, African American History Search Committee, 2006 Department of History, Co-Chair, African American History Search Committee, 2007 Department of History, Member, Distinguished African American Speakers Series, 2007, 08 African History Search Committee, Member, 2008 History Department, 2008-2009, Teaching Evaluation Promotion Review Committee Two Assistant Profs; one Assoc Prof Department of History, Chair, Distinguished African American Speakers, Series, 2008-09 Department of History, African American Job Search Committee, Spring 2009 Department of History, Committee on Guest Speakers, Member, 2011-2012: Department of History Lathrop Dissertation Prize Committee, 2017

Department of History AY 2018 Chair Thesis/PhD Dissertation Awards Committees

University Committees/Programs Vice President, University of Texas Austin, African American Staff Advocating Progress (AASAP), 2002-03 Co-Chair, Herman Sweatt Committee, 2003-2004 CAAAS Executive Committee, 2006, 2007 Member, Herman Sweatt Committee, 2007-2008 CAAAS Faculty Promotion Scholarship Review Committee, PR Assoc Prof; PR Full Prof Bridging Disciplines Program, Ethics and Leadership, 2007, 2008, 2009--

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University of Texas Press Faculty Advisory Committee, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011- 2012 University of Texas Graduate Assembly (2009-2012), University of Texas at Austin SERVICE, AY 2018-2019 Member, Executive Committee for UT’s AADS Member, Equity Committee, UT’s History Department

Member Governance Subcommittee, UT Department of History

Member of Lathrop MA/PhD Awards Committee Member, Bridging Disciplines Program (BDP) Committee and Conflict and Resolution Peace Studies Committee The Ethics & Leadership BDP faculty panel SupportedthesuccessfulUniversityofTexasatAustinlibraryacquisitionofHistoryMakersDigitalArchivescommittee TheTexasExesandNetworksSpeaker’sBureauMemberAlso,forSpring2020,basedonmysuggestionforhowBDPcanprovidesupportforthelimitednumberofAfricanAmericanmalestudentsattheUniversityofTexas,some925blackmales,IhavebeenaskedtopresentaBDPhalfsemestercourse. UT Students Organization Lectures, Seminars and Panel Participation Symposium Organizer and Panel Discussion Leader, Topic “9/11 and African Americans” October, 2001 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, University of Texas Undergrad Chapter, Panel Speaker “Black Business in Texas,” March, 2002 Tehas Coffee, Undergrad Student Organization, Speaker Topic: “Free Frank, Slave and Freeman, Entrepreneur and Town Founder,” October, 2002 Black Essence Award Competition Award Judge, Spring 2005, Houston-Tillotson/University of Texas Austin Student Lecture:, “The Legacy of Rosa Parks.” December, 2005, Delta Sigma Theta, University of Texas Undergrad Chapter “Jena Six” Symposium Speaker, “African American and the Criminal Justice System, Today and Yesterday,” September 2007 Texas Longhorn Women’s Basketball Team, Guest Coach, 2007

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Miss Black University of Texas Scholarship Competition Judge, April, 2008 Miss Black University of Texas Scholarship Competition Judge, April, 2009 Participant, McCombs School Business, Kelleher Center for Entrepreneurship, convened by Preston James II, entrepreneur-in- residence as the “UT Startup Mentor Madness” event to provide business information to students/business people. February 19, 2016-

UT School Undergraduate Studies Assessment Participation Core curriculum assessment of HIS 357D/AMS 321F/AFR357D African American History Since 1860 – Spring 2017 My Undergraduate Center of Black Business History has published three issues of The Undergraduate Journal of Black Business History The articles in the journal were written by students in my History 350 class, “Black Business History and Entrepreneurs) 2014, 2015, 2016 UT Lectures, Seminars and Workshop Participation Speaker, Center for African American and African Studies (CAAAS) Open House for UT Student and Faculty Community, Speaker, “The Oprah Winfrey Phenomenon” September, 2001 Moderator, Nigerian Conference, University of Texas, Panel, “Business and Economics in Africa,” March, 2002 Symposium Panelist, Topic, “John Sibley Butler and American Business” IC2, UTAustin, November, 2002 EXPLORE UT, “African American Business History at UT: Discussion Power Point presented by Professors Juliet E. K. Walker and Tiffany M. Gill, Department of History, for prospective UT students on new research is recovering information on black business history. March 2005 UT System Bonding & Technical Assistance Program BLACK HISTORY MONTH presentation on “Black Business History, February, 2006 Symposium Panelist, Topic, “IC2 Fellows and Research,” IC2, UTAustin, April, 2007 Heman Sweatt Symposium on Civil Rights Committee, Member, 2007-2008 UT History Department, Garrison Reopening Presentation, “Free Frank McWorter Family, Slaves and Free During Age of Slavery: Portraits of my Family, “February, 2008 UT Law School, The Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice, Community Forum: Bringing Human Rights Home, Introduction, February, 2009 UT History Department Lecture Maggie Anderson, Founder Empowerment

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Experiment In response to my invite, Anderson lectured at UT see http://www.utexas.edu/news/2011/02/25/anderson_maggie/ More than 200 UT students attended the lecture. February 2011 EXPLORE UT, “Texas Black History From Slavery to Freedom,” March, 2011, UT Division of Diversity and Community Engagement, Heman Sweatt Symposium on Civil Rights, Panel: "Shades of Diversity: Bringing the Civil Rights Rights Movement Forward-Feminism in Today's World" Topic: “Black Women and Continued Search for Economic Equality.” April 2011, University Texas at Austin, Heman Sweatt Symposium, Economic Empowerment: May 1, 2019 “Racial Capitalism, 1950-2019; Where Do We Go From Here?” Juliet E. K. Walker University of Texas at Austin SERVICE, AY 2018-2019 Member, Executive Committee for UT’s AADS Member, Equity Committee, UT’s History Department

Member Governance Subcommittee, UT Department of History

Member of Lathrop MA/PhD Awards Committee Member, Bridging Disciplines Program (BDP) Committee and Conflict and Resolution Peace Studies Committee The Ethics & Leadership BDP faculty panel SupportedthesuccessfulUniversityofTexasatAustinlibraryacquisitionofHistoryMakersDigitalArchivescommittee TheTexasExesandNetworksSpeaker’sBureauMemberAlso,forSpring2020,basedonmysuggestionforhowBDPcanprovidesupportforthelimitednumberofAfricanAmericanmalestudentsattheUniversityofTexas,some925blackmales,IhavebeenaskedtopresentaBDPhalfsemestercourse. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS FACULTY ACTIVITIES . Teaching and Curriculum Development Contributions to Course and Curriculum Development: New Courses Approved LAS, 1980 History 271 History of Black Women in America History 391 History of Blacks in Urban America History 392 Topics in Afro-American Slavery and Freedom Intersession Course 1980 University Wide Competitive Course Proposal Winner Hist 298 Historic Explorations of Chicago's Ethnic

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Undergraduate Award for Development of Courses: Race, Law, and the American Legal Process African American Women’s History Courses Taught to June, 1988, (on leave September 1982 to December 1983 and

September 1986 to May 1987; September 1988-May 1989; August 1994-January 1996):

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES History 151 History of the United States to 1877 6 sems. History 253 Afro-American History to 1877 20 sems. History 254 Afro-American History Since 1877 20 sems. History 271 History of Black Women in America 4 sems. History 296 History of the Civil Rights Movement 1 sems. History 296 Comparative Racism and Ethnocentrism 1 sem. National and International History 296 Race, Law, and the American Legal Process 1 sem. History 296 History of Black Business in America 4 sems. History 298 Social and Cultural History of Black Business 1 sem. History 298 Black Land Settlement Pattern in Historic 1 sem. History 298 Oprah: The Tycoon 1 sem GRADUATE COURSES History 391 History of Blacks in the American City 3 sems. History 392 Free Blacks in the Age of Slavery 2sems. History 453 History of Black Families and Communities 1sems. History 487 History Antebellum American Slavery 20sems. History 487 Black Intellectual History 4 sems History 492 Readings on Afro-American History 10sems History 496 Ind. Study, Topics in African American History 10sems UIUC ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES College and University Committees: LAS Committee on Admission, 1976-78 School of Humanities Course, and Curriculum Committee, 1978-79 Graduate College Fellowship Committee, 1981 Chancellor's Allerton Faculty Conference, March, 1982 LAS Equal Employment Opportunity Committee, 1984-1986 University Faculty Appeals Committee, member 1986-87; Chairperson, 1987--1988 University Faculty Senate, member, 1987-1989 j CIC Minority Fellowship Committee, 1984; 1990 Chancellor's Committee on the Status of Women, 1990-1993 Illini Union Board, 1990-1993 Chancellor's Bookstore Committee, 1990-1993 Chancellor Committee on Teaching Excellence, 2000 Departmental Committees:

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Committee on the Undergraduate Program, 1976-77 Committee on Teaching Improvement and Evaluation, 1977-78 Committee on Teaching Assistant Evaluation, 1977-78 Capricious Grading Committee, 1979-1980 Affirmative Action Officer, 1978-81; 1984-85; 1985-86; 87-88; 89-92; 92-93 Graduate Fellowship Committee, 1985-86 American History Search Committees, 1980-81; 1990-92 Library Committee, 1996-97 Undergraduate Course Committee, 1998 Undergraduate Student Committee Fall, 1998 Undergraduate Student Committee Fall, 1999 Library Committee, 1999-2000 African American History Search Committee, 2000 Academic Programs Committees: Women's Studies Committee, 1977-79; 1984-85; 1985-86 Afro-American Studies and Research Program Advisory Committee, 1977-78;

1979-80 Unit One, Advisory Committee, 1989-1992 Afro-American Studies and Research Program, Tenure Review Committee, 1988-89 Afro -American Studies, Library Advisory Committee, 1989- Afro-American Studies Faculty Affiliate, 1981- African Studies Faculty Affiliate, 1992- Women's Studies General Council, 1994, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000 III. UIUC PROGRAMS- Lectures, Seminars and Workshop Participation Afro-American Studies and Research Program and Afro-American Cultural

Center Program Symposium: "Afro-American/African Relations: Myths and Realities," 1977 Panel: "Roots: Its Impact and Effects," 1978 Seminar: "The Black Experience: Research and Writing," 1980 Lecture: "Black History Month Celebration," 1981 Lecture: Afro-American Studies 298, "The Black Family," 1982 Lecture: Afro-American Studies 100, "Reconstructing Afro-American History,"

1986

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Lecture: Afro-American Studies 100, "The Black American Historical Past, 1988

Lecture: Afro-American Studies 100, "Reconstructing Afro-American History,"

Fall, 1989 Lecture: Faculty address at Black Congratulatory Ceremony, May 1990 Lecture: "Business and Entrepreneurship in the Black Experience," for "IF

NOT NOW" Black Student Organization, Fall, 1990. Lecture: "Afro-American Studies and Research Program "The Deconstruction

of Black Business History." September 1992. Panel: “The State of Black America and the Twenty-First Century,” February, 1997 Panel: Organizer, Moderator, Presenter, Dr. Martin Luther King, Black Business and the New Civil Rights Movement,î January,

1998. Faculty Adviser/Participant Black History Month 2001 Activity African Studies Program African Curriculum Workshop: "The Black Family in Africa and America," 1980 Lecture Series: "Black Families in Transition," 1981 Women's Studies, Programs and Organization Activities Office for Women's Resources, Panhellenic Council, University YWCA, Unit One,

Lecture: "Afro-American Women 1977: An Historical Perspective," 1977 Feminist Scholarship Conference, Introduction and Moderator for Session:

"Feminist Scholarship and the Disciplines: History," 1978 Lectures, Women's Studies Courses: 171 "Introduction to Women's Studies in the Humanities," 1979 171 "American Women in Change," 1980 171 "Black Women's History and Historians," 1984 370 "Afro-American Women, Feminist Thought and the Feminist Movement,"

1990 National Organization of Women, UIUC Chapter Lecture: "Generations of Protest and Self-Help: The Black Woman American

History," 1982 Women's Studies Program for Women's History Week Lecture: "Black Women Historians and Historiography," March 7, 1984

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Introduction and Commentary: Black Women in the Nursing Profession, March, 1985

Introduction of speaker on Plantation Slave Women, March 4, 1986 Moderator: "The Supreme Court, Women and Minorities." Lecture: Department of History Women's Caucus, "'Daughters of Africa, Awake,

Arise, Distinguish Yourselves': Black Women Business Enterprises Before the Civil War," March 1996

School of Commerce Strategies in Entrepreneurship Workshop Paper: "African American Entrepreneurship,"

Fall February, 2000 Library, Rare Book Room "'Law Lives in the Library: Anglo-American Legal Books and Manuscripts,” ' is the work of Dr. DeLloyd J. Guth,. The final display case ... has been organized by Dr. Juliet E. K. Walker, Department of History"— Black Student Campus Organization Activities Sponsor: Afro-American History Club, 1976-1979 Speaker: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Undergraduate Chapter, Black History

Month Celebration, February, 1980 Speaker: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Undergraduate Chapter, Black History

Month Celebration, February, 1980 Lectures: UIUC Annual Black Women's Conferences "An Assessment of the Status of Black Women," 1980 "An Overview of the History of Black Women," 1981 "Black Women in American History," April 24, 1984 Lecture: Black Graduate Student Association, Black History Month Program,

"Rethinking the Afro-American Historical Past: Black Business in Historic Perspective," March 1, 1985

Lecture: Black Architectural Students Conference, "Black Urban History As A

Basis for Redeveloping the American City in Century III," June 3, 1986

Speaker: UIUC Delta Sigma Theta Chapter and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity

Program, The Ritual on "Racial Issues of Importance to Minorities on Campus," September 19, 1989

Advisor: UIUC, NAACP Student Chapter, 1989

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Faculty Address, Black Student Graduation Congratulatory Ceremony Program, May 12, 1990.

Lecture, Central Black Students Union, "African American History," Oct. 1991. UIUC Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Lecture: "The Feminist Movement and the

African-American Women," September 1992. McNair Honor Students Program, Banquet Speaker, September 1993. Alpha Kappa Alpha Undergraduate Chapter Speaker. Topic: "Black Women and

Business," April, 1998 UIUC Black Congratulatory Graduation Program Participant, Faculty Awarding

of Certificates for Black Undergraduates and Graduaate Students May 1998

Speaker, Iota Phi Theta,“Black Business and Multicultural Education,” 2000 Faculty Advisor, UIUC Graduate Student Black History Forum for 2001 Speaker, UIUC Black Graduate Student Association, “Economics, Business and the Black Athlete), April, 2001 Speaker, UIUC Black Graduate Student Association, “ All University Student Activities Lecture, "Black Military Participation and the Gulf Crisis," for the Committee

Against War in Gulf, Fall, 1990. Speaker: Freshman Summer Orientation Program, "Advice from UIUC

Professors Rated As Excellent Teachers," June 17, 1986. Keynote Address, Minority Student "Ritual" Program, "Succeeding As a Minority

Student at the UIUC," September, 1989. Pennsylvania Avenue Residence Hall Panel, "Race, Ethnicity and Gender Conflict

in the University," October 1992. Illinois General Assembly Special Committee Hearing at UIUC on Latin American

Student Protest. Testimony support for Latin American and African-Americans Student Protesters, November 1992.

Latin American Students Forum, Speaker in Protest of Disciplinary Action Taken in

Cases of Student Protest Activities, December 1992. UIUC Office of Minority Affairs Program for Chicago High School Freshman and

Sophomore Honor Student "Preparing for a Successful University Career While in High School: An Introduction to University Life," April 1993.

Unit One Faculty Advisory Committee, 1989-1992

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Illini Union Board, Faculty Advisor,1990-1993, STUDENT RESEARCH SUPERVISION Undergraduate Research Paper Awards Michael Scher Award, for student Susanna L. Vasquez for best undergraduate paper written

for Independent Study Course, "Black Women's Organizations," AY 1992-1993. SROP Research Paper Award, for student Anthony Andrews for one of top five papers out

of field of several hundred CIC SROP students. Paper Topic: Chicago Black Business, 1992.

UIUC Best Senior Honor's Thesis, Peter Berger, on topic, "Childhood, White and Black in

the Era of Antebellum Slavery" Academic Year, 1992-1993. [1994 to 1996, I was away, first as a Research Fellow at the Princeton University Davis

Center for historical Studies and then as a Senior Fulbright Professor in South Africa at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg]

UIUC African American Studies Program Research Paper Competition, Student paper,

"Mound Bayou," Quincy Mills, Second prize., 1997 Association for the Study of African American Life and History National Undergraduate

Research Paper Competition, student research paper by Quincy Mills won first prize and $500.00 scholarship, October, 1997. Paper to be published in the Journal of Negro History. Student now at University of Chicago, PhD Program, History Department.

American Research Education Association Undergraduate Paper Award, John Cater for SROP

Research Paper on "The Black Press," 1997. UIUC Environmental Council Undergraduate Research Award, Director for Undergraduate

Students. Competitive Proposals Director and Professor in Independent Study Course, Environmental Racism,. The two students below were designated Environmental Research Scholars.

"The Environmental Movement and Environmental Justice: Chicago's Altgeld Gardens: A

Case Study of Environmental Toxins in a Low-Income Minority Community," Oluwatoyin Caldwell, funded, $2,600, 1998-1999. Presently, DD program, University of Chicago, School of Divinity

"Environmental Racism/Justice: The Correlation Between Cockroach Allergens and Asthma

in Minority and Low-Income Populations," Regina Coleman, funded, $2,500. 1998-1999. Student plans to enter Medical School, Fall 2000

SROP Faculty Advisor, Research Topic Paper "Black Athletes, Entrepreneurship and Enterprises," Olabsisi Olivia Martin, Summer, 1999. GRADUATE STUDENTS Doctoral Program University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Ph.D Dissertation Adviser

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Sundiata Cha Jua, Ph.D. 1993, Dissertation “ Founded by Chance/Sustained by Courage: Black Power, Class, and Dependency in Brooklyn, Illinois, 1830-1915” Clarence Lang Ph.D. 2004, Dissertation: “Community and Resistance in the Gateway City: Black National Consciousness, Working-Class Formation, and Social Movements in St. Louis, Missouri, 1941-65.” Minkah Makalani, PhD, 2005, Dissertation, “For the Liberation of Black People Everywhere: The African Blood Brotherhood, Black Radicalism, and Pan-African Liberation in the New Negro Movement, 1917-36” UIUC Dissertation Committee Member David Krugler, PhD 1997, American Diplomatic History, Subfield and Research

Assistant in African American history and Encyclopedia of African American Business History. Assistant Professor,American History, University of Wisconsin, Plattsfield; also developed/teaches African American history course.

Joy Williamson, PhD, 1997, School of Education, Educational Policy Studies, Examiner

prelim sub-field, Civil Rights Movement, 1994. Assistant Professor, School of Education, Washington University; Stanford University Post-Doc

E. Taylor Atkins, PhD, 1997, Japanese History. Examiner, prelim subfield African-

American history, 1994, and diss proposal hearing committee on Jazz in Japan. Presently, Assistant Professor, Japanese History, Department, Northern

Illinois University. Eric Burin, Prelim examiner in African American history, 1994. Dissertation proposal

hearing committee advisor, 1995, on American Colonization Society. Sundiata Djata, PhD African history, 1994. Examiner, prelim minor field in African

American history. Appointment at Northern Illinois University is in African American history, also publishes in African American history.

Peter Botticelli, PhD British History, 1994. Examiner, prelim sub-field, American

Business history, Post-doctoral Fellowship Harvard Business School. Eric Pullin, Prelim examine, American History, 1992, PhD student, University of

Wisconsin, Madison, 2001 Arna Alexander Bontemps, PhD, 1989, African-American History. Dissertation

Committee. Topic, African American culture in Colonial North Carolina. Presently Assistant Professor, Dartmouth, Department of History.

Sara Washington, PhD, 1982, School of Education and English Department, Dissertation

committee member, topic “African-American Women Biographies and Autobiographies,” presently Professor, HBCU

University of Texas at Austin Dissertation Advisor

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Lilia Raquel D. Rosas, PhD Dissertation, “(De)sexing Prostitution: Race, Politics,. and the Reform of Sex Work in Progressive San Antonio,. 1889-1920,” PhD Summer 2012 Shennette M. Garrett, Dissertation, “The Invincible Daughters of Commerce: Black Women Entrepreneurs and the Entrepreneurial Talented Tenth in the New South,1890s to 1930s” PhD, 2011 Yuri Campbell, PhD Dissertation, “Doing Business White: The Brothers Johnson, The Lincoln Motion Picture Company, and the Role of Black Business in Creating Black Modernity, Culture and Identity.” PhD 2013 UT Doctoral Committee Member/Prelim Examiner/ Dissertation Proposal Hearings. Dissertation Committee Member Jermaine Thibodeaux, ABD 2019 Dennis Fisher, Lady Jane Acquah, PhD 2018 Dissertation topic, Ghana Experience of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Movement in Islam Lauren Hammond, Latin America and African American “Hispanola, U.S. Foreign Policy, and African American Visions of Diaspora, 1869-1871 and 1937-1938.” Olusegun Obasa, PhD, May 2015 Adam Paddock, dissertation. "Child Labor in Southern Nigeria, 1880s to 1955," PhD, Summer, 2012 Roy Doron, dissertation “Forging a Nation while Losing a Country: Igbo Nationalism, Ethnicity and Propaganda in the Nigerian Civil War, 1968-1970,” PhD, Fall 2011 Samori Sekou Camara, “There are Some Bad Brothers and Sisters in New Orleans:” The Black Power Movement in the Crescent City from 1964-1977,” Fall PhD, 2011 Nana Amponsah, Dissertation: "Colonizing the Womb: Women, Midwifery and the State in Colonial Ghana," Fall PhD 2011

Saheed Adeniyi Aderinto: Dissertation: "Sexualized Nationalism: Lagos and the Politics of Illicit Sexuality in Colonial Nigeria, 1918-1958" PhD 2010

Kwame Essien: Dissertation: "African Diaspora in Reverse: The Tabom People of Ghana, 1820s-2009?" PhD 2010

Tyler Fleming, PhD dissertation, “King Kong-Bigger Than Cape Town”: A History of a South African Musical , Defense, June 2009

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Natalie Washington-Weik, PhD dissertation : “The Resiliency of Yoruba Traditional Healing: 1922-1955” Defense, May, 2009 Matt Heaton, PhD, 2008, Dissertation: ''Stark Roving Mad: The Repatriation of Nigerian Mental Patients and the Global Construction of Mental Illness, 1906-1960'' Ann Genova, PhD, 2007, Dissertation: ''Oil and Nationalism in Nigeria, 1970-1980'' Hakeem Ibikunle Tijani, PhD, 2005, Dissertation, “African History, University of South Africa (UNISA). Dissertation: “Britain and the development of leftist ideology and organizations in West Africa: The Nigerian Experience, 1945-1965”. Adriana Ayala, PhD, 2005 “Dissertation, “Negotiating Race Relations Through Activism: Women Activists and Women’s Organizations in San Antonio, Texas during the 1920s,” Shannon Michelle Cormier, PhD 2003, Dissertation, “Business Incubation in Inner-City Emerging Markets As An Economic Development Tool.” Stephen Michael Ward, PhD 2002, Dissertation, “Ours Too Was a Struggle for a Better World”: Activist Intellectuals and the Radical Promise of the Black Power Movement, 1962-1972” Kelly Willis Mendiola, PhD 2002, dissertation, “The Hand of a Woman: Four Holiness-Pentecostal Evangelists and American Culture, 1840-1930” Veronica Martinez-Matsuda, PhD dissertation, “The Making of the Modern Migrant: Labor, Community, and Resistance in the Federal Migratory Labor Camp Program, 1935-1947” Dissertation Committee Member in UT Schools/Departments other than History Tara A. Dudley, UT School of Architecture PhD dissertation topic, “Entrepreneurship, Ownership, and Identity: The Influence of the gens de couleur libres on the Architecture of Antebellum New Orleans,”defense scheduled November 2012 Paula Gerstenblatt, UT School of Social Work, PhD dissertation topic, “Academic Service Learning Pedagogy in Social Work: Assessment of student transformation and community impact using an interdisciplinary course model of university-community engagement.” Dissertation Committee Member in International Schools Yvette Abrahams, University of Capetown, South Africa, Dissertation, , “Colonialism,

Dysfunction and Dysjuncture: The Historiography of Sarah Bartman [The Hottentot Venus].” PhD 2001

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Below graduate students who have taken either and/or both seminar and independent study courses in African American history with me to expand their knowledge of a topic in African American history as well as expand their knowledge and conceptualization of the African Diaspora. Also, in their research papers, students are encouraged to develop a topic in the African American historical experience that might/could relate to their African history topic. Sylvester Gundona, Dissertation: “Disease and the Politics of Public Health in colonial Ghana.” Tosin Funmi Abiodun, Dissertation Title: “A Historical Study on the Culture of Penal Confinement and Institutional Life in Southern Nigeria, 1880-1980.” Danielle Porter Sanchez , African history, African American and African Diaspora topic: "African Diaspora Expressive Culture,” Lauren Hammond, Latin America and African American “Hispanola, U.S. Foreign Policy, and African American Visions of Diaspora, 1869-1871 and 1937-1938.” Jermaine Thibodeaux, “African American History from Reconstruction to the Present” Masters Program M.A. Thesis Adviser UT Shennette M. Garrett, M.A. 2007, "He Ran His Business Like a White Man" : Race,

Entrepreneurship, and the Early National Negro Business League in the New South” MA Committee Member Adam Paddock MA 2008 M.A. Thesis Adviser: UIUC Clause Meyers (German International Student) M.A. 1992, "Slave Narratives and

Paternalism." Presently working on doctoral dissertation, Bochum, Germany and in Italy.

.M.A. External Thesis Adviser Goddard College, for Glennette Tilly Turner, M.A. History and Juvenile Literature,

1982. Thesis Underground Railroad. In Public History. National Park Service Underground Railroad Advisory Committee and Illinois Humanities Council. Author, Juvenile books on the Underground Railroad and Biographies of Black Historical figures. Professor,Department of Education, National Louis University.

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AND RESEARCH: Research Topic: Precolonial Africa and the TransAtlantic Slave Trade: Senegal and Gambia, 1979 Research Topic: Comparative Racism and Ethnocentrism: Australia, 1994

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New Zealand, 1984 Tahiti, 1984 England, France, Belgium, Netherlands and West Germany, 1987 Canada, 1992, 1997 Research Topics: Comparative International Business Cultures; Global Economy and Blacks Transnational Economic Flows of African American Popular Culture Through Television, Music, and Sports Industries African American Neocolonialism Ghana, African Business: Accra, Ghana, 1993; Diaspora Commercial Cultures Hong Kong November 20-28, 1993; Comparative Decolonization and Business

ctivity in Hong Kong With Apartheid’s End in South Africa South Africa, 1995-1996 Comparative Black Business, USA and SA History Post-Apartheid Black Business, SA, African-American Neocolonialism Research in: Johannesburg Soweto, Durban Capetown Pretoria University of Zululand Pietermaritzburg This CV does not include the listing of more than 80 newspaper and magazine articles and radio and TV phone interviews, both National and International and TV tapings related to my 2001 UIUC Oprah Winfrey Seminar. Also, information is not provided on various newspaper and magazine articles in which my work in Black Business history is mentioned as well as information on my Free Frank and New Philadelphia Historic Preservation foundation.

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Ain't Going Out Like That — Franklin Chronicles www.franklinchronicles.com/franklinchronicles/.../aint-going-out-like-that Nov 12, 2016 - F*ck that! I ain't going out like that!” I said to myself. I made an appointment with Dr. Juliet E. K. Walker. Almost thirty years later, I draw from the well of things I learned in Dr. Juliet E. K. Walker’s class and continue to pass those lessons on to my children. It was the hardest and most profound class I’ve ever had and Dr. Juliet E. K. Walker was one of the most challenging and best teachers I’ve ever had. She taught me about myself in more ways than one. (Thank you Dr. Juliet E. K. Walker.)

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