This one-volume, comprehensive overview of African American history brings together original essays by some of the foremost authorities in the field. Arranged both thematically and chronologically, these papers discuss a wide range of topics - from the Middle Passage to the Civil Rights Movement; from abolition to the Great Migration; from issues in religion, class and family to literature, education and politics.
This one-volume, comprehensive overview of African American history brings together original essays by some of the foremost authorities in the field. Arranged both thematically and chronologically, these papers discuss a wide range of topics - from the Middle Passage to the Civil Rights Movement; from abolition to the Great Migration; from issues in religion, class and family to literature, education and politics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
William R. Scott is Professor of History and Director of the African-American Studies Program at Lehigh University. He is author of The Sons of Sheba's Race:African Americans and the Italo-Ethiopian War (1993). William G. Shade is Director of the American Studies Program at Lehigh University and Co-Director of the Gipson Institute for Eighteenth-Century Studies. He is author of Democratizing the Old Dominion (1996) and co-editor, with Sandy Maisel, of Parties and Politics inAmerican History (1994).
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword William H. Gray, III Introduction: The Long Rugged Road William R. Scott and William G. Shade Part I: Out of Africa 1. Africa, The Slave Trade and the Diaspora Joseph C. Miller Part II. The Peculiar Institution 2. Creating a Biracial Society, 1619-1720 Jean R. Soderlund 3. Africans in Eighteenth-Century North America Peter H. Wood 4. In Search of Freedom: Slave Life in the Antebellum South Norrece T. Jones 5. Though We Are Not Slaves, We Are Not Free: Blacks in Antebellum America William G. Shade Part III. The Reconstruction and Beyond 6. Full of Faith, Full of Hope: The African-American Experience From Emancipation to Segregation Armstead Robinson 7. Blacks in the Economy From Reconstruction to World War I Gerald D. Jaynes 8. In Search of the Promised Land: Black Migration and Urbanization, 1900-1940 Carole C. Marks 9. From Booker T. to Malcolm X: Black Political Thought, 1895-1965 Wilson J. Moses 10. Rights, Power and Equality: The Modern Civil Rights Movement Edward P. Morgan Part IV. African American Identity and Culture 11. The Sounds of Blackness: African American Music Waldo F. Martin 12. Black Voices: Themes in African American Literature Gerald Early 13. Black Religious Traditions: Sacred and Secular Themes Gayraud S. Wilmore Part V. Family, Class and Gender 14. African-American Family Life in Societal Context: Crisis and Hope Walter R. Allen 15. From Black Bourgeoisie to African American Middle Class, 1957 to the Present Robert Gregg 16. The New Underclass: Concentrated Poverty in the Post-Industrial City John F. Bauman 17. Black Feminism in the United States Beverly Guy-Sheftal Part VI. The Post-War Agenda 18. African-Americans and Education Since the Brown Decisions: A Contextual View Stephen N. Butler 19. After the Movement: African-Americans and Civil Rights Since 1970 Donald G. Neiman 20. The Quest for Black Equity: African-American Politics Since the Voting Rights Act of 1965 Lawrence J. Hanks 21. Black Internationalism: African-Americans and Foreign Policy Activism William R. Scott Afterword: The Future of African Americans Charles V. Hamilton
Foreword William H. Gray, III Introduction: The Long Rugged Road William R. Scott and William G. Shade Part I: Out of Africa 1. Africa, The Slave Trade and the Diaspora Joseph C. Miller Part II. The Peculiar Institution 2. Creating a Biracial Society, 1619-1720 Jean R. Soderlund 3. Africans in Eighteenth-Century North America Peter H. Wood 4. In Search of Freedom: Slave Life in the Antebellum South Norrece T. Jones 5. Though We Are Not Slaves, We Are Not Free: Blacks in Antebellum America William G. Shade Part III. The Reconstruction and Beyond 6. Full of Faith, Full of Hope: The African-American Experience From Emancipation to Segregation Armstead Robinson 7. Blacks in the Economy From Reconstruction to World War I Gerald D. Jaynes 8. In Search of the Promised Land: Black Migration and Urbanization, 1900-1940 Carole C. Marks 9. From Booker T. to Malcolm X: Black Political Thought, 1895-1965 Wilson J. Moses 10. Rights, Power and Equality: The Modern Civil Rights Movement Edward P. Morgan Part IV. African American Identity and Culture 11. The Sounds of Blackness: African American Music Waldo F. Martin 12. Black Voices: Themes in African American Literature Gerald Early 13. Black Religious Traditions: Sacred and Secular Themes Gayraud S. Wilmore Part V. Family, Class and Gender 14. African-American Family Life in Societal Context: Crisis and Hope Walter R. Allen 15. From Black Bourgeoisie to African American Middle Class, 1957 to the Present Robert Gregg 16. The New Underclass: Concentrated Poverty in the Post-Industrial City John F. Bauman 17. Black Feminism in the United States Beverly Guy-Sheftal Part VI. The Post-War Agenda 18. African-Americans and Education Since the Brown Decisions: A Contextual View Stephen N. Butler 19. After the Movement: African-Americans and Civil Rights Since 1970 Donald G. Neiman 20. The Quest for Black Equity: African-American Politics Since the Voting Rights Act of 1965 Lawrence J. Hanks 21. Black Internationalism: African-Americans and Foreign Policy Activism William R. Scott Afterword: The Future of African Americans Charles V. Hamilton
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