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The Place of Africalogy in the University Curriculum

Within the last 25 years, three major events, among others, occurred in the American academy. The first was the institutionalization of African American studies as a distinguishable discipline. The second momentous development in the academy was the establishment of a doctoral program in African American studies at Temple University in 1988. The Ph.D. program, which is the nation's first, did not have a peer as of 1994.1 In fact, Africalogy, otherwise known as African American studies, is increasingly becoming a major field of inquiry in the American university curriculum, standing shoulder to shoulder with older disciplines such as sociology, political science, and history. The third event was the renaming in 1994 of the Department of African American Studies in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as the Department of Africalogy-a landmark in the disciplinary evolution of Black studies.