""Forgotten Readers" focuses upon an aspect of African American culture that was extraordinarily significant in the development of its literary tradition and in its political and social development as well, but one that, as Elizabeth McHenry notes, has been ignored or simplistically described. This book will be instrumental in challenging and changing some erroneous notions about African American history and literature specifically, and American culture in general."--Frances Smith Foster, Emory University
""Forgotten Readers" focuses upon an aspect of African American culture that was extraordinarily significant in the development of its literary tradition and in its political and social development as well, but one that, as Elizabeth McHenry notes, has been ignored or simplistically described. This book will be instrumental in challenging and changing some erroneous notions about African American history and literature specifically, and American culture in general."--Frances Smith Foster, Emory University
Acknowledgments ix Introduction: In Search of Black Readers 1 1 "Dreaded Eloquence": The Origins and Rise of African American Literary Societies 23 2 Spreading the Word: The Cultural Work of the Black Press 84 3 Literary Coalitions in the Age of Washington 141 4 Reading, Writing, and Reform in the Woman's Era 187 5 Georgia Douglas Johnson and the Saturday Nighters 251 Epilogue: Building Community in Contemporary Reading Groups 297 Notes 317 Bibliography 387 Index 401
Acknowledgments ix Introduction: In Search of Black Readers 1 1 "Dreaded Eloquence": The Origins and Rise of African American Literary Societies 23 2 Spreading the Word: The Cultural Work of the Black Press 84 3 Literary Coalitions in the Age of Washington 141 4 Reading, Writing, and Reform in the Woman's Era 187 5 Georgia Douglas Johnson and the Saturday Nighters 251 Epilogue: Building Community in Contemporary Reading Groups 297 Notes 317 Bibliography 387 Index 401
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