The book is a work of political archaeology: it focuses on the people and events at a particular colonial farm in Germantown, Pennsylvania.
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Autorenporträt
Antje Ulrike Mattheus grew up in post-World War II West Germany and came to the US at 18 to be an organizer for the United Farmworkers Union. She has worked with a range of community, academic, direct action, and anti-violence programs to address white supremacy, race, class and gender inequalities. She has innovated grassroots adult education and empowerment programs and co-founded White People Confronting Racism, which has been conducting anti-racism workshops for white people since 1995. She enjoys restoring old buildings.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction PART I: Origins 1 The Unami Lenape: Conquest, Genocide, Resistance, and Survival 2 Colonization of Germantown: The Krefelders Arrive 3 The Mennonite Tyson Family: The Dawn of Cresheim Farm 4 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of 1703: Imprinting the Land with Fences and Stones PART II: Colonization and Whiteness 5 The Mennonite Conrads Family: Outsiders Become White and Middle Class 6 Discontent Before the Revolution: Class and Caste 7 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of the 1770s: A White American Institution 8 Germantown During the Revolution: A Battle and A White House PART III: Manifest Destiny and Class Struggle 9 Colonel Roumfort: Military, Law, and Order 10 The Gowen Empire: Upper Class Life in the Gilded Age 11 Franklin Gowen: An Anti-Union Activist 12 The Gowen Housing Estate: The End of Farming PART IV: Race, Gender, and Activism 13 Adelaide Neall: A Suffragette in Publishing 14 Elizabeth and Robert Yarnall: Quaker Peace Activists 15 Slavery and the Underground Railroad in Germantown 16 Workshop of the World: From Sparkle to Rust 17 Black and White: Activists in Germantown 18 The Mattheus-Kairys Family at Cresheim Farm
Introduction PART I: Origins 1 The Unami Lenape: Conquest, Genocide, Resistance, and Survival 2 Colonization of Germantown: The Krefelders Arrive 3 The Mennonite Tyson Family: The Dawn of Cresheim Farm 4 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of 1703: Imprinting the Land with Fences and Stones PART II: Colonization and Whiteness 5 The Mennonite Conrads Family: Outsiders Become White and Middle Class 6 Discontent Before the Revolution: Class and Caste 7 Cresheim Farm Buildings as of the 1770s: A White American Institution 8 Germantown During the Revolution: A Battle and A White House PART III: Manifest Destiny and Class Struggle 9 Colonel Roumfort: Military, Law, and Order 10 The Gowen Empire: Upper Class Life in the Gilded Age 11 Franklin Gowen: An Anti-Union Activist 12 The Gowen Housing Estate: The End of Farming PART IV: Race, Gender, and Activism 13 Adelaide Neall: A Suffragette in Publishing 14 Elizabeth and Robert Yarnall: Quaker Peace Activists 15 Slavery and the Underground Railroad in Germantown 16 Workshop of the World: From Sparkle to Rust 17 Black and White: Activists in Germantown 18 The Mattheus-Kairys Family at Cresheim Farm
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