African-American Jews
African-American Jews are people who are both African-American and Jewish.
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- Outline of Judaism
- Index of Jewish history-related articles
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| Culture |
- Calendar
- Cuisine
- Education
- Leadership
- Marriage
- Music
- Names
- Politics
- Prayer
- Symbolism
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| Studies |
- Center for Jewish History
- American Jewish Historical Society
- American Sephardi Federation
- Leo Baeck Institute New York
- Yeshiva University Museum
- YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
- Center of Contemporary Jewish Documentation
- Encyclopaedia Judaica
- Genetics
- Jew (word)
- Jewish Encyclopedia
- Jewish Virtual Library
- National Library of Israel
- YIVO Encyclopedia
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- Encyclopedia of the Holocaust
- Holocaust Encyclopedia
- Relations with other Abrahamic religions
- Christianity
- Anabaptism
- Catholic Church
- Mormonism
- Islam
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 Category: Jews and Judaism
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African diaspora religions |
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| Religions |
- Abakuá
- Arará
- Atheism
- Black church
- Candomblé
- Comfa
- Convince
- Islam
- Judaism
- Kumina
- Maroon
- Palo
- Quimbanda
- Santería
- Spiritual Baptist
- Tambor de Mina
- Umbanda
- Voodoo
- Cuban
- Dominican
- Haitian
- Louisiana
- Winti
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