Resources for American History | Duke-UNC Consortium for Middle East Studies

Turath: A Virtual Exhibit on Early Arab American Culture: a path-breaking virtual exhibit that maps the rich mosaic of early Arab American culture through music, literature, poetry, art, performance, and journalism.
Arab Americans: History, Culture & Contributions, booklet written by Randa Kayyali from the Arab American National Museum in Dearborn, MI.
Arab American Stories from Detroit Public Television – each half-hour features three short, character-driven documentaries that profile Arab Americans making an impact in their community, their profession, their family, or the world at large.
100 Questions and Answers About Arab Americans
Arab American Demographics from the Arab American Institute.
Curriculum from Middle Eastern American Resources Online

Prince among Slaves: the Legacy of Muslims in Early America: Unity Productions Foundation and PBS website on Muslims in early America and the Trans-Atlantic slave trade.
Animated Videos: What it Means to Be Muslim in America profiling the experiences of 9 Muslim Americans from across the country.
Resources for Teaching Malcolm X: Resources and classroom ideas for teaching about Malcolm X, the African American experience, and African American Muslims (recommended for secondary and community college educators).