Explores business development in the Black power era and the centrality of economic goals to the larger black freedom movement.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments Introduction - Laura Warren Hill and Julia Rabig 1. Toward a History of the Business of Black Power - Laura Warren Hill and Julia Rabig Part One: Black Capitalism in Pursuit of Black Freedom 2. FIGHTing for the Soul of Black Capitalism: Struggles for Black Economic Development in Postrebellion Rochester - Laura Warren Hill 3. A McDonald's That Reflects the Soul of a People: Hough Area Development Corporation and Community Development in Cleveland - Nishani Franzier Part Two: Selling Women, Culture, and Black Power 4. Black (Buying) Power: The Story of Essence Magazine - Alexis Pauline Gumbs 5. Creating a Multicultural Soul: Avon, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Race in the 1970s - Lindsey Feitz Part Three: The Business of Black Power in City and Suburb 6. From Landless to Landlords: Black Power, Black Capitalism, and the Co-optation of Detroit's Tenants' Rights Movement, 1964-69 - David Goldberg 7. "Gilding the Ghetto" and Debates over Chicago's Gautreaux Program - Andrea Gill Part Four: Community Development Corporations and the Business of Black Power Policymaking 8. "What We Need Is Brick and Mortar": Race, Gender, and Early Leadership of the Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation - Brian Purnell 9. "A Fight and a Question": Community Development Corporations, Machine Politics, and Corporate Philanthropy in the Long Urban Crisis - Julia Rabig Conclusion: Whose Black Power? The Business of Black Power and Black Power's Business - Michael O. West Epilogue: Whatever Happened to the Business of Black Power? - Robert E. Weems Jr. List of Contributors Index
Acknowledgments Introduction - Laura Warren Hill and Julia Rabig 1. Toward a History of the Business of Black Power - Laura Warren Hill and Julia Rabig Part One: Black Capitalism in Pursuit of Black Freedom 2. FIGHTing for the Soul of Black Capitalism: Struggles for Black Economic Development in Postrebellion Rochester - Laura Warren Hill 3. A McDonald's That Reflects the Soul of a People: Hough Area Development Corporation and Community Development in Cleveland - Nishani Franzier Part Two: Selling Women, Culture, and Black Power 4. Black (Buying) Power: The Story of Essence Magazine - Alexis Pauline Gumbs 5. Creating a Multicultural Soul: Avon, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Race in the 1970s - Lindsey Feitz Part Three: The Business of Black Power in City and Suburb 6. From Landless to Landlords: Black Power, Black Capitalism, and the Co-optation of Detroit's Tenants' Rights Movement, 1964-69 - David Goldberg 7. "Gilding the Ghetto" and Debates over Chicago's Gautreaux Program - Andrea Gill Part Four: Community Development Corporations and the Business of Black Power Policymaking 8. "What We Need Is Brick and Mortar": Race, Gender, and Early Leadership of the Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation - Brian Purnell 9. "A Fight and a Question": Community Development Corporations, Machine Politics, and Corporate Philanthropy in the Long Urban Crisis - Julia Rabig Conclusion: Whose Black Power? The Business of Black Power and Black Power's Business - Michael O. West Epilogue: Whatever Happened to the Business of Black Power? - Robert E. Weems Jr. List of Contributors Index
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