The document presents 23 syllabi for undergraduate humanities courses treating black culture in the 20th century. This second volume of syllabi was prepared by participants in a 1982 Humanities Institute at Spelman College as part of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant. The document contains 23 syllabi designed to cover the history of the Afro-American in the 20th century. Courses cover such topics as anthropology; black literature; black studies; black literature of the South; Afro-American writers of the South; ethnic studies; Afro-American studies; Southern black culture; the role of Southern black colleges; the black in American history; black American poetry and drama; art, music, and literature; the history and appreciation of music; black heritage; black politics; and ethno-cultural influences in the development of self-concept. Reviews and syntheses are presented of discussions designed to provide formal opportunities to identify unifying strains in each week's lectures and to explore ways of presenting information to the students. (CK)