For more than a decade, I have been researching, studying and writing Black history in Omaha. In order to do this, I have accumulated many resources including books, newspaper articles, journal articles, magazine articles, firsthand accounts in interviews, historical ephemera, and much more. In order to promote the study of Omaha Black history, I’m sharing my bibliography here with almost 500 resources for the public to use.
If you use it, please cite me.
Title: Omaha Black History Bibliography
Author: Adam Fletcher Sasse
Publisher: NorthOmahaHistory.com
Pages: 25
Year Published: 2025
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MY ARTICLES ABOUT BLACK HISTORY IN OMAHA
MAIN TOPICS: Before 1850 | Black Heritage Sites | Black Churches | Black Hotels | Segregated Hospitals | Segregated Schools | Black Businesses | Black Politics | Black Newspapers | Black Firefighters | Black Policeman | Black Women | Black Legislators | Black Firsts | Social Clubs | Military Service Members | Sports
EVENTS: Stone Soul Picnic | Native Omahans Day | Congress of Black and White Americans | Harlem Renaissance in North Omaha
RELATED: Enslavement in Nebraska | Underground Railroad in Nebraska | Racist Laws Before 1900 | Race and Racism | Civil Rights Movement | Police Brutality | Redlining
TIMELINES: Racism | Black Politics | Civil Rights | The Last 25 Years
RESOURCES: Book: #OmahaBlackHistory: African American People, Places and Events from the History of Omaha, Nebraska | Bibliography: Omaha Black History Bibliography | Video: “OmahaBlackHistory 1804 to 1930” | Podcast: “Celebrating Black History in Omaha”
