We ain't what we ought to be : The Black freedom struggle, from emancipation to Obama

By:

Tuck Stephen

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Publication details: London Harvard University Press 2010Description: 194pISBN:

9780674062290

Subject(s):

1. Race Relation - U S A2. African Americans - Civil Rights3. Social Justice - Civil Rigths Movements

DDC classification:

323.110000 TUC

Contents:

Contents: The freedom war, 1861-1865; Freedom is not enough, 1865-1877; Resisting the juggernaut of White supremacy, 1878-1906; Black leaders reckon with Jim Crow, 1893-1916; Great War and Great Migration, 1917-1924; Renaissance in Harlem, dark ages elsewhere, 1924-1941; World War II and its aftermath, 1941-1948; Three steps forward, two steps back, 1949-1959; The civil rights movement, 1960-1965; Black power and grassroots protest, 1966-1978; Reagan, rap, and resistance, 1979-2000

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Contents:
The freedom war, 1861-1865;
Freedom is not enough, 1865-1877;
Resisting the juggernaut of White supremacy, 1878-1906;
Black leaders reckon with Jim Crow, 1893-1916;
Great War and Great Migration, 1917-1924;
Renaissance in Harlem, dark ages elsewhere, 1924-1941;
World War II and its aftermath, 1941-1948;
Three steps forward, two steps back, 1949-1959;
The civil rights movement, 1960-1965;
Black power and grassroots protest, 1966-1978;
Reagan, rap, and resistance, 1979-2000

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