Searchable database dedicated to increasing the visibility of black scholarship. Cite Black Authors seeks to enhance recognition and citation of Black academic voices. Requiring a shift from traditional citation practices that are passive and white-centric to active citation practices that both quantify and equilibrate racial representation.
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Why Cite?
Why should you properly cite your research?
Point out the conversation you are having with other scholars and their ideas.
Enhance the credibility of your own argument with supporting evidence.
Provide your reader with additional sources for further reading.
Give credit where credit is due.
To avoid plagiarism, a serious academic violation.
Popular Citation Styles
There are different ways to cite your sources. The style you use usually depends on the academic discipline in which you are engaged. Consult with your instructor to make sure that you use the most appropriate style.
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