Jim Crow Citizenship relates familiar developments in American state-building, legal development, and political thought to race, showing how race intertwines with these developments, often shaping them in decisive fashion.
Jim Crow Citizenship relates familiar developments in American state-building, legal development, and political thought to race, showing how race intertwines with these developments, often shaping them in decisive fashion.
Marek D. Steedman is associate professor of Political Science at the University of Southern Mississippi.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Familial Relations: Dependents-by-Nature and the Antebellum Household 3. 'Dead Votes': Reconstructing Citizenship and Dependence 4. New Beings: Race and 'The Foundations of Free Government' 5. Wards of the Nation: The Progressive Tutelage of the Races 6. Conclusion
1. Introduction 2. Familial Relations: Dependents-by-Nature and the Antebellum Household 3. 'Dead Votes': Reconstructing Citizenship and Dependence 4. New Beings: Race and 'The Foundations of Free Government' 5. Wards of the Nation: The Progressive Tutelage of the Races 6. Conclusion
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