William Loren Katz
William Loren Katz was an American teacher, historian, and author known for writing extensively on African-American history, Native American history, and the connections between Black and Indigenous peoples in the United States. He wrote 40 books and was particularly recognized for works such as *Black Indians* and *The Black West*, which helped bring marginalized histories to wider audiences.
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Black West
The Civil War to the Last Frontier, 1850-1880s (A History of Multicultural America)
Exploration to the War of 1812, 1492-1814 (A History of Multicultural America)
Black Women of the Old West
Black Indians: A Hidden Heritage
Black Indians: A Hidden Heritage
Black Pioneers: An Untold Story
Black Indians: A Hidden Heritage
Breaking the Chains: African American Slave Resistance
Black People Who Made the Old West
The Black West
Breaking the Chains: African American Slave Resistance
Black Legacy: A History of New York's African American
Exploration to the War of 1812 (A History of Multicultural America)
The Civil War to the Last Frontier, 1850-1880s (History of Multicultural America)
The New Freedom to the New Deal, 1913-1939 (A History of Multicultural America)
The Westward Movement and Abolitionism, 1815-1850 (History of Multicultural America)
The Westward Movement and Abolitionism, 1815-1850 (A History of Multicultural America)
Great Migrations: 1880-1912 (History of Multicultural America)
The New Freedom to the New Deal, 1913-1939 (History of Multicultural America)
The Great Society to the Reagan Era 1964-1990 (A History of Multicultural America)
The Great Society to the Reagan Era, 1964-1990 (History of Multicultural)
Minorities Today (History of Multicutural America)