Brings together contributors from a variety of racial backgrounds, all members or associates of a national racial reconciliation organization called Coming to the Table, to tell their stories of dealing with America's racial past through their experiences and their family histories.
Brings together contributors from a variety of racial backgrounds, all members or associates of a national racial reconciliation organization called Coming to the Table, to tell their stories of dealing with America's racial past through their experiences and their family histories.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jill Strauss teaches conflict resolution at Borough of Manhattan Community College, The City University of New York. Dionne Ford is the author of Finding Josephine. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, More, LitHub, Rumpus, and Ebony, and has won awards from the National Association of Black Journalists and the Newswomens’ Club of New York.
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Contents Foreword: Coming to the Table - Lucian K. Truscott IV Introduction - Dionne Ford and Jill Strauss Part I Uncovering History 1 President in the Family - Shannon Lanier 2 So Many Names - A. B. Westrick 3 The Will, the Woman, and the Archive - Catherine Sasanov 4 Overcoming Amnesia: How I Learned the Forgotten History of Two Families Linked by Slavery - Bill Sizemore 5 Oregon’s Slave History - R. Gregory Nokes 6 Seed of the Fancy Maid - Rodney Williams Part II Making Connections 7 State Line - Antoinette Broussard 8 The Plantation Cake - Leslie Stainton 9 Am I Black? - Eileen Jackson 10 The Immeasurable Distance between Us - Thomas Norman DeWolf 11 Making Connections - Karen Branan 12 A Millennial Facing the Legacies of Slavery - Fabrice Guerrier Part III Working toward Healing 13 Standing on the Shoulders of My Ancestors - Tammarrah Lee 14 So Close and So Far Away - Elisa D. Pearmain 15 Born Both Innocent and Accountable: A Moral Reckoning - Debian Marty 16 The Terretts of Oakland Plantation: An Essay of Atonement - David Terrett Beumée 17 Not a Wound Too Deep - Karen Stewart-Ross 18 To See/ The Blindness of Whiteness - Sara Jenkins Part IV Taking Action 19 Digging Up the Woodpile - Sharon Leslie Morgan 20 On Being Involved- Stephanie Harp 21 Changing the Narrative- Joseph McGill 22 Tangled Vines: A Bloodline Shaped by Slavery - Grant Hayter-Menzies 23 A Dream Deferred along Holman’s Creek- Sarah Kohrs 24 The Tale of Two Sisters - Betty Kilby Baldwin and Phoebe Kilby Afterword: What a Legacy of Slavery and Racism Has to Do with Me - Jill Strauss Postscript: From Branches to Roots - Dionne Ford Acknowledgments Bibliography Notes on Contributors
Contents Foreword: Coming to the Table - Lucian K. Truscott IV Introduction - Dionne Ford and Jill Strauss Part I Uncovering History 1 President in the Family - Shannon Lanier 2 So Many Names - A. B. Westrick 3 The Will, the Woman, and the Archive - Catherine Sasanov 4 Overcoming Amnesia: How I Learned the Forgotten History of Two Families Linked by Slavery - Bill Sizemore 5 Oregon’s Slave History - R. Gregory Nokes 6 Seed of the Fancy Maid - Rodney Williams Part II Making Connections 7 State Line - Antoinette Broussard 8 The Plantation Cake - Leslie Stainton 9 Am I Black? - Eileen Jackson 10 The Immeasurable Distance between Us - Thomas Norman DeWolf 11 Making Connections - Karen Branan 12 A Millennial Facing the Legacies of Slavery - Fabrice Guerrier Part III Working toward Healing 13 Standing on the Shoulders of My Ancestors - Tammarrah Lee 14 So Close and So Far Away - Elisa D. Pearmain 15 Born Both Innocent and Accountable: A Moral Reckoning - Debian Marty 16 The Terretts of Oakland Plantation: An Essay of Atonement - David Terrett Beumée 17 Not a Wound Too Deep - Karen Stewart-Ross 18 To See/ The Blindness of Whiteness - Sara Jenkins Part IV Taking Action 19 Digging Up the Woodpile - Sharon Leslie Morgan 20 On Being Involved- Stephanie Harp 21 Changing the Narrative- Joseph McGill 22 Tangled Vines: A Bloodline Shaped by Slavery - Grant Hayter-Menzies 23 A Dream Deferred along Holman’s Creek- Sarah Kohrs 24 The Tale of Two Sisters - Betty Kilby Baldwin and Phoebe Kilby Afterword: What a Legacy of Slavery and Racism Has to Do with Me - Jill Strauss Postscript: From Branches to Roots - Dionne Ford Acknowledgments Bibliography Notes on Contributors
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