| The Journal of African American History Volume 88, 2003 Index |
THE HISTORY OF FREEDOM'S JOURNAL:
A STUDY IN EMPOWERMENT AND COMMUNITY
by Jacqueline Bacon 1
BLACK WOMEN, CARTER G. WOODSON, AND THE
ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF NEGRO LIFE
AND HISTORY, 1915-1950
by Pero Gaglo Dagbovie 21
LEADERS IN THE COURT AND COMMUNITY: Z. ALEXANDER LOOBY,
AVON N. WILLIAMS, JR., AND THE LEGAL FIGHT FOR CIVIL RIGHTS
IN TENNESSEE, 1940-1970
by Will Sarvis 42
SYMPOSIUM ON THE WORKS OF CLAUDIA TATE
INTRODUCTION: CLAUDIA TATE AND THE PROTOCOLS OF BLACK
LITERATURE AND SCHOLARSHIP
by Nell Irvin Painter 60
ALLEGORY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS
by Barbara E. Johnson 66
RICHARD WRIGHT'S BLACK MEDUSA
by Maurice Wallace 71
AFRICAN AMERICAN INTELLECTUALS SYMPOSIUM
by Hazel V. Carby 78
BOOK REVIEWS
R. Baxer Miller, ed., THE COLLECTED WORKS OF LANGSTON HUGHES, Volume 15
by Priscilla Ramsey 82
Mark R. Schnider, "WE RETURN FIGHTING": THE CIVIL RIGHTS
MOVEMENT IN THE JAZZ AGE
by Shawn Leigh Alexander 84
Vilbert L. White, Jr., INSIDE THE NATION OF ISLAM: A HISTORICAL
AND PERSONAL TESTIMONY BY A BLACK MUSLIM
by Oscar Williams, Jr. 86
Robert Dannin, BLACK PILGRIMAGE TO ISLAM
by Richard Brent Turner 88
Randall Robinson, THE DEBT: WHAT AMERICA OWES TO BLACKS
by Judson L. Jefferies 89
ANNOUNCEMENTS 92
INDEX TO VOLUME 87 100
INTRODUCTION: AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENT ACTIVISM IN THE 20TH CENTURY
by V. P. Franklin 105
OAKWOOD COLLEGE STUDENTS’ QUEST FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE BEFORE AND DURING
THE CIVIL RIGHTS ERA
by Holly Fisher 110
TAKING THE LEAD: DOROTHY WILLIAMS, NAACP YOUTH COUNCILS, AND CIVIL
RIGHTS PROTESTS IN PITTSBURGH, 1961-1964
by James Collins 126
CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ MOVEMENT FOR QUALITY PUBLIC EDUCATION,
1966-1971
by Dionne Danns 138
BLACK PRIDE DAY, 1968: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ACTIVISM IN YORK,
PENNSYLVANIA
by Dwayne C. Wright 151
“GYM CROW MUST GO!” BLACK STUDENT ACTIVISM AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY,
1967-1968
by Stefan Bradley 163
DASHIKIS AND DEMOCRACY: BLACK STUDIES, STUDENT ACTIVISM, AND THE BLACK
POWER MOVEMENT
by Peniel E. Joseph 182
PATTERNS OF STUDENT ACTIVISM AT HISTORICALLY BLACK UNIVERSITIES IN THE
UNITED STATES AND SOUTH AFRICA, 1960-1977
by V. P. Franklin 204
ANNOUNCEMENTS 218
OPEN LETTER TO HENRY LOUIS GATES
by the ASALH Executive Council 221
DR. JIM CROW: THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, THE REGIONAL
MEDICAL SCHOOL FOR NEGROES, AND THE DESEGREGATION OF SOUTHERN
MEDICAL EDUCATION, 1945-1960
by Karen Druse Thomas 223
A "TRIUMPH OF JUSTICE" IN ALABAMA: THE 1960 PERJURY TRIAL
OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
by Edgar Dyer 245
SYMPOSIUM ON ERIC EUSTACE WILLIAMS
INTRODUCTION: SYMPOSIUM ON THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF ERIC WILLIAMS
by Erica Williams Connell 270
ERIC WILLIAMS AND THE ANGLO-AMERICAN CARIBBEAN COMMISSION:
TRINIDAD'S FUTURE NATIONALIST LEADER AS ASPIRING IMPERIAL
BUREAUCRAT, 1942-1944
by Tony Martin 274
THEY "COULD NEVER HAVE TOO MUCH OF MY WORK":
ERIC WILLIAMS AND THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY, 1940-1945
by David Barry Gaspar 291
CAPITALISM & SLAVERY AND CARIBBEAN HISTORIOGRAPHY: AN EVALUATION
by Selwyn H. H. Carrington 304
ESSAY REVIEW
HIP HOP VERSUS CIVIL RIGHTS?
by Derrick P. Alridge 313
BOOK REVIEWS
Kenneth Robert Janken, WHITE: THE BIOGRAPHY OF WALTER WHITE, MR. NAACP
by Brian Daugherity 317
Mary L. Dudziak, COLD WAR CIVIL RIGHTS: RACE AND THE IMAGE OF
AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
by Michael E. Lomax 319
James E. Teele, ed., E. FRANKLIN FRAZIER AND BLACK BOURGEOISIE
by Nancy-Elizabeth Fitch 321
Daniel Crowe, PROPHETS OF RAGE: THE BLACK FREEDOM STRUGGLE
IN SAN FRANCISCO, 1945-1969
by Paul T. Miller 322
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Open Letter to Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
by ASALH Executive Council 325
EDITOR’S COMMENTARY: U.S. AFRICAN AMERICANS, AFRICANS, AND GLOBALIZATION
by V.P. Franklin 327
INTRODUCTION: GLOBALIZATION, NEOLIBERALISM, AND CONDITIONALITIES
by George C. Bond 330
DEMOCRACY AS IDEA AND DEMOCRACY AS PROCESS IN AFRICA
by Gavin Williams 339
THE EVOLUTION OF HEALTH AND WELFARE POLICY IN SOUTH AFRICA:
INHERITED INSTITUTIONS, FISCAL RESTRAINTS, AND DERACIALIZATION IN
THE POST-APARTHEID ERA
by Robert Van Niekerk 361
NATIONAL LIBERATION, NEOLIBERALISM, AND EDUCATIONAL CHANGE:
THE CASE OF POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA
by Gregory M. Anderson 377
“A SHADOW OF THE REAL THING”: FURROW SOCIETIES, WATER-USER ASSOCIATIONS, AND
DEMOCRATIC PRACTICES IN THE KILIMANJARO REGION OF TANZANIA
by Frances K. Vavrus 393
EXAMINATION STANDARDS, EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENTS,
AND GLOBALIZING ELITES: THE CASE OF THE WEST AFRICAN
EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
by Mary E. Dillard 413
DEVELOPMENT HEGEMONY AND AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT CRISIS: THE IMPORTANCE OF
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PRACTICES IN THE MAKING OF FOOD POLICY
by Andrew C. Okolie 429
BOOKS RECEIVED 449
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARTER G. WOODSON DISTINGUISHED LECTURERS, 2003-2004 451
INDEX TO VOLUME 88 465
A STUDY IN EMPOWERMENT AND COMMUNITY
by Jacqueline Bacon 1
BLACK WOMEN, CARTER G. WOODSON, AND THE
ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OF NEGRO LIFE
AND HISTORY, 1915-1950
by Pero Gaglo Dagbovie 21
LEADERS IN THE COURT AND COMMUNITY: Z. ALEXANDER LOOBY,
AVON N. WILLIAMS, JR., AND THE LEGAL FIGHT FOR CIVIL RIGHTS
IN TENNESSEE, 1940-1970
by Will Sarvis 42
SYMPOSIUM ON THE WORKS OF CLAUDIA TATE
INTRODUCTION: CLAUDIA TATE AND THE PROTOCOLS OF BLACK
LITERATURE AND SCHOLARSHIP
by Nell Irvin Painter 60
ALLEGORY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS
by Barbara E. Johnson 66
RICHARD WRIGHT'S BLACK MEDUSA
by Maurice Wallace 71
AFRICAN AMERICAN INTELLECTUALS SYMPOSIUM
by Hazel V. Carby 78
BOOK REVIEWS
R. Baxer Miller, ed., THE COLLECTED WORKS OF LANGSTON HUGHES, Volume 15
by Priscilla Ramsey 82
Mark R. Schnider, "WE RETURN FIGHTING": THE CIVIL RIGHTS
MOVEMENT IN THE JAZZ AGE
by Shawn Leigh Alexander 84
Vilbert L. White, Jr., INSIDE THE NATION OF ISLAM: A HISTORICAL
AND PERSONAL TESTIMONY BY A BLACK MUSLIM
by Oscar Williams, Jr. 86
Robert Dannin, BLACK PILGRIMAGE TO ISLAM
by Richard Brent Turner 88
Randall Robinson, THE DEBT: WHAT AMERICA OWES TO BLACKS
by Judson L. Jefferies 89
ANNOUNCEMENTS 92
INDEX TO VOLUME 87 100
INTRODUCTION: AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENT ACTIVISM IN THE 20TH CENTURY
by V. P. Franklin 105
OAKWOOD COLLEGE STUDENTS’ QUEST FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE BEFORE AND DURING
THE CIVIL RIGHTS ERA
by Holly Fisher 110
TAKING THE LEAD: DOROTHY WILLIAMS, NAACP YOUTH COUNCILS, AND CIVIL
RIGHTS PROTESTS IN PITTSBURGH, 1961-1964
by James Collins 126
CHICAGO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS’ MOVEMENT FOR QUALITY PUBLIC EDUCATION,
1966-1971
by Dionne Danns 138
BLACK PRIDE DAY, 1968: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ACTIVISM IN YORK,
PENNSYLVANIA
by Dwayne C. Wright 151
“GYM CROW MUST GO!” BLACK STUDENT ACTIVISM AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY,
1967-1968
by Stefan Bradley 163
DASHIKIS AND DEMOCRACY: BLACK STUDIES, STUDENT ACTIVISM, AND THE BLACK
POWER MOVEMENT
by Peniel E. Joseph 182
PATTERNS OF STUDENT ACTIVISM AT HISTORICALLY BLACK UNIVERSITIES IN THE
UNITED STATES AND SOUTH AFRICA, 1960-1977
by V. P. Franklin 204
ANNOUNCEMENTS 218
OPEN LETTER TO HENRY LOUIS GATES
by the ASALH Executive Council 221
DR. JIM CROW: THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, THE REGIONAL
MEDICAL SCHOOL FOR NEGROES, AND THE DESEGREGATION OF SOUTHERN
MEDICAL EDUCATION, 1945-1960
by Karen Druse Thomas 223
A "TRIUMPH OF JUSTICE" IN ALABAMA: THE 1960 PERJURY TRIAL
OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
by Edgar Dyer 245
SYMPOSIUM ON ERIC EUSTACE WILLIAMS
INTRODUCTION: SYMPOSIUM ON THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF ERIC WILLIAMS
by Erica Williams Connell 270
ERIC WILLIAMS AND THE ANGLO-AMERICAN CARIBBEAN COMMISSION:
TRINIDAD'S FUTURE NATIONALIST LEADER AS ASPIRING IMPERIAL
BUREAUCRAT, 1942-1944
by Tony Martin 274
THEY "COULD NEVER HAVE TOO MUCH OF MY WORK":
ERIC WILLIAMS AND THE JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY, 1940-1945
by David Barry Gaspar 291
CAPITALISM & SLAVERY AND CARIBBEAN HISTORIOGRAPHY: AN EVALUATION
by Selwyn H. H. Carrington 304
ESSAY REVIEW
HIP HOP VERSUS CIVIL RIGHTS?
by Derrick P. Alridge 313
BOOK REVIEWS
Kenneth Robert Janken, WHITE: THE BIOGRAPHY OF WALTER WHITE, MR. NAACP
by Brian Daugherity 317
Mary L. Dudziak, COLD WAR CIVIL RIGHTS: RACE AND THE IMAGE OF
AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
by Michael E. Lomax 319
James E. Teele, ed., E. FRANKLIN FRAZIER AND BLACK BOURGEOISIE
by Nancy-Elizabeth Fitch 321
Daniel Crowe, PROPHETS OF RAGE: THE BLACK FREEDOM STRUGGLE
IN SAN FRANCISCO, 1945-1969
by Paul T. Miller 322
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Open Letter to Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
by ASALH Executive Council 325
EDITOR’S COMMENTARY: U.S. AFRICAN AMERICANS, AFRICANS, AND GLOBALIZATION
by V.P. Franklin 327
INTRODUCTION: GLOBALIZATION, NEOLIBERALISM, AND CONDITIONALITIES
by George C. Bond 330
DEMOCRACY AS IDEA AND DEMOCRACY AS PROCESS IN AFRICA
by Gavin Williams 339
THE EVOLUTION OF HEALTH AND WELFARE POLICY IN SOUTH AFRICA:
INHERITED INSTITUTIONS, FISCAL RESTRAINTS, AND DERACIALIZATION IN
THE POST-APARTHEID ERA
by Robert Van Niekerk 361
NATIONAL LIBERATION, NEOLIBERALISM, AND EDUCATIONAL CHANGE:
THE CASE OF POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA
by Gregory M. Anderson 377
“A SHADOW OF THE REAL THING”: FURROW SOCIETIES, WATER-USER ASSOCIATIONS, AND
DEMOCRATIC PRACTICES IN THE KILIMANJARO REGION OF TANZANIA
by Frances K. Vavrus 393
EXAMINATION STANDARDS, EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENTS,
AND GLOBALIZING ELITES: THE CASE OF THE WEST AFRICAN
EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
by Mary E. Dillard 413
DEVELOPMENT HEGEMONY AND AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT CRISIS: THE IMPORTANCE OF
INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGES AND PRACTICES IN THE MAKING OF FOOD POLICY
by Andrew C. Okolie 429
BOOKS RECEIVED 449
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARTER G. WOODSON DISTINGUISHED LECTURERS, 2003-2004 451
INDEX TO VOLUME 88 465
| Number 1 Winter 2003 |
| Number 2 Spring 2003 Special Issue: "The History of Black Student Activism" |
| Number 3 Summer 2003 |
| Number 4 Fall 2003 Special Issue: "Africa and Globalization" |
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