Volume 94, No. 1 Winter 2009
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COMMENTARY: THE ELECTION OF BARACK OBAMA: THE DEBT HAS NOT
BEEN PAID
V.P. Franklin
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1
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“THIS PITIABLE REJECTION OF A GREAT OPPORTUNITY”: W.E.B. DU BOIS,
CLEMENT G. MORGAN, AND THE HARVARD UNIVERSITY GRADUATION OF
1890
Bruce A. Kimball
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5
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RUNNING WITH THE REDS: AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN AND THE
COMMUNIST PARTY DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION
Lashawn Harris
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21
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“NOT AN ACADEMIC AFFAIR”: AFRICAN AMERICAN SCHOLARS AND THE
DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICAN STUDIES PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES,
1942-1960
Jerry Gershenhorn
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44
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PRISONER OF LOVE: AFFILIATION, SEXUALITY, AND THE BLACK PANTHER
PARTY
Amy Abugo Ongiri
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69
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ESSAY REVIEWS
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AFRICANS, THE BIBLE, AND CHRISTIANITY
Michael Omolewa
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87
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NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT
Monique Moultrie
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92
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BOOK REVIEWS
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Jason R. Young, RITUALS OF RESISTANCE: AFRICAN ATLANTIC RELIGION IN
THE KONGO AND LOWCOUNTRY SOUTH IN THE ERA OF SLAVERY
Sergio Lussana
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97
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David Richardson, Anthony Tibbles, and Suzanne Schwarz, eds., LIVERPOOL
AND TRANSATLANTIC SLAVERY
Selwyn Carrington
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99
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Harriet A. Washington, MEDICAL APARTHEID: THE DARK HISTORY OF
MEDICAL EXPERIMENTATION ON BLACK AMERICANS FROM COLONIAL TIMES
TO THE PRESENT
Malcolm Mills
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101
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Susan E. O’Donovan, BECOMING FREE IN THE COTTON SOUTH
Paul Thomas
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103
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Dale Torston Graden, FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM IN BRAZIL: BAHIA,
1835-1900
Joshua M. Rosenthal
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105
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Stephanie Mitchem, AFRICAN AMERICAN FOLK HEALING
Deirdre Cooper Owens
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108
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Paul Christopher Johnson, DIASPORA CONVERSIONS: BLACK CARIB RELIGION
AND THE RECOVERY OF AFRICA
Sara B. Farmer
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110
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Debra A. Reid, REAPING A GREATER HARVEST: AFRICAN AMERICANS, THE
EXTENSION SERVICE, AND RURAL REFORM IN JIM CROW TEXAS
Peggy B. Gill
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112
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Marie W. Dallam, DADDY GRACE: A CELEBRITY PREACHER AND HIS HOUSE
OF PRAYER
Marne L. Campbell
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114
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Robert Mann, WHEN FREEDOM WOULD TRIUMPH: THE CIVIL RIGHTS
STRUGGLE IN CONGRESS, 1954-1968
Stacy Kinlock Sewell
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116
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Brian K. Landsberg, FREE AT LAST TO VOTE: THE ALABAMA ORIGINS OF THE
1965 VOTING RIGHTS ACT
Ashley M. Howard
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118
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Leslie W. Lewis, TELLING NARRATIVES: SECRETS IN AFRICAN AMERICAN
LITERATURE
Sandra Bowen
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121
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Edward J. Blum, W. E. B. DU BOIS, AMERICAN PROPHET\
J.R. Kerr-Ritchie
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123
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Paul Alkebulan. SURVIVIAL PENDING REVOLUSTION: THE HISTORY OF THE
BLACK PANTHER PARTY
Simon Wendt
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125
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Paul Buhle, TIM HECTOR: A CARIBBEAN RADICAL’S STORY
David Austin
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127
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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REMEMBERING GLORIA HARPER DICKINSON (1947-2009)
Bettye Collier-Thomas
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130
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EBSCOHOST AMERICA: HISTORY AND LIFE AWARD
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133
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BOOKS RECEIVED
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134
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CARTER G. WOODSON DISTINGUISHED LECTURESHIPS, 2008-2009
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139
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Volume 94, No. 2 Spring 2009
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COMMENTARY: REPARATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL MALFEASANCE
V.P. Franklin
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149
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GARVEYISM AND LABOR ORGANIZATION ON THE CARIBBEAN COAST OF
GUATEMALA, 1920-1921
Frederick Douglass Opie
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153
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“WHO DIVIDED THE CHURCH? AFRICAN AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS FIGHT
SEGREGATION IN THE POSTAL UNIONS, 1939-1962
Philip F.
Rubio
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172
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“IN COMMON STRUGGLE AGAINST A COMMON OPPRESSION”: THE UNITED
FARM WORKERS AND THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY, 1968-1973
Lauren
Araiza
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200
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THE MAKING OF A NUCLEAR ENGINEER, INVENTOR, AND BLACK FILM
HISTORIAN: DR. HENRY THOMAS SAMPSON, JR.
Henry Thomas Sampson, Jr. with Laura H. Young-Sampson
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224
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ESSAY REVIEWS
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THE HISTORY OF COLONIALISM IN AFRICA - REVISITED
Michael Omolewa
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248
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AFRICAN AMERICANS, AFRO-GERMANS, WHITE AMERICANS, AND GERMANS
Kenneth Barkin
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253
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MEMORY-TELING AND PRAISE-SINGING OF THE GENIUS OF LANGSTON
HUGHES
Angelita F. Reyes
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266
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BOOK REVIEWS
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Henry J. Richardson III, THE ORIGINS OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN INTERESTS IN
INTERNATIONAL LAW
Thomas J. Davis
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274
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S. D. Smith, SLAVERY, FAMILY, AND GENTRY CAPTIALISM IN THE BRITISH
ATLANTIC: THE WORLD OF THE LASCELLES, 1648-1834
Brooke Newman
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277
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Todd L. Savitt, RACE AND MEDICINE IN NINETEENTH AND EARLY TWENTIETH
CENTURY AMERICA
Gregory D. Smithers
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280
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Margaret Humphreys, INTENSELY HUMAN: THE HEALTH OF THE BLACK
SOLDIER IN THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
Chad L. Williams
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282
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Art T. Burton, BLACK GUN, SILVER STAR: THE LIFE AND LEGEND OF
FRONTIER MARSHALL BASS REEVES
Barbara Behan
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285
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Charles Lumpkins, AMERICAN POGROM: THE EAST ST. LOUIS RACE RIOT
AND BLACK POLITICS
Sundiata Cha-Jua
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287
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Jacqueline Najuma Stewart, MIGRATING TO THE MOVIES: CINEMA AND BLACK
URBAN MODERNITY
Dwayne Mack
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290
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Cedric J. Robinson, FORGERIES OF MEMORY AND MEANING: BLACKS AND
THE REGIMES OF RACE IN AMERICAN THEATER AND FILM BEFORE WORLD
WAR II
Jill Watts
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293
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Francille Rusan Wilson, SEGREGATED SCHOLARS: BLACK SOCIAL
SCIENTISTS AND THE CREATION OF BLACK LABOR STUDIES, 1890-1950
Lillian S. Williams
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296
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Sonya Ramsey, READING, WRITING, AND SEGREGATION: A CENTURY OF
BLACK WOMEN TEACHERS IN NASHVILLE
Carter Julian Savage
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299
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Dan R. Warren, IF IT TAKES ALL SUMMER: MARTIN LUTHER KING, THE KKK,
AND STATES’ RIGHTS IN ST. AUGUSTINE, 1964
Dionne
Danns
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301
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Judith Kilpatrick, THERE WHEN WE NEEDED HIM: WILEY AUSTIN BRANTON,
CIVIL RIGHTS WARRIOR
Scott C. Smith
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304
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Scott Kurashige, THE SHIFTING GROUNDS OF RACE: BLACK AND JAPANESE
AMERICANS IN THE MAKING OF MULTIETHNIC LOS ANGELES
Yuichiro Onishi
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306
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Nell Bernstein, ALL ALONE IN THE WORLD: CHILDREN OF THE INCARCERATED
Felicia W. Mack
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309
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Wilbur C. Rich, ed., AFRICAN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES ON POLITICAL
SCIENCE
Floyd W. Hayes, III
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311
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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REMEMBERING JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN (1915-2009)
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316
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Volume 94, No. 3 Summer 2009
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Special Issue
The Legacy of Dr. John Hope Franklin
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INTRODUCTION: EXPLORING THE LEGACY OF DR. JOHN HOPE
FRANKLIN
V.P. Franklin
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317
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A LIFE OF INTEGRITY: A TRIBUTE TO PROFESSOR JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN
Genna Rae McNeil
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323
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HUMANITY, SCHOLARSHIP, AND PROUD RACE CITIZENSHIP: THE GIFTS OF
JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN
Nell Irvin Painter
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341
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JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN, A MENTOR AND CONFIDANTE
Bettye Collier-Thomas
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344
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JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN AND BLACK HISTORY IN TRANSITION
Darlene Clark Hine
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354
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HISTORIAN IN THE WORLD AND JUDICIOUS RADICAL
Robin D.G. Kelley
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362
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PARTICIPANT-OBSERVER OF HISTORY: JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN,
SCHOLAR, MENTOR, AND PROMOTER OF AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN’S
HISTORY
Lillian Serece Williams
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370
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“STANDING ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS”: PERSONAL REFLECTIONS ON
A GREAT AMERICAN
Sylvia M. Jacobs
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377
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“WE CAN BEST HONOR THE PAST…BY FACING IT SQUARELY, HONESTLY,
AND ABOVE ALL, OPENLY”
Robert L. Harris, Jr.
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391
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A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS IN THE JOURNEY FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM
James B. Stewart
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398
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FROM SLAVERY TO FREEDOM, THIRD EDITION: SNAPSHOT FROM THE LIFE
OF A BOOK
Tony Martin
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402
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INTERVIEW
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INTERVIEW WITH DR. JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN
Brian Purnell
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407
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BOOK REVIEWS
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Cedrick May, EVANGELISM AND RESISTANCE IN THE BLACK
ATLANTIC, 1760-1835
Annette Palmer
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422
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Curtis J. Evans, THE BURDEN OF BLACK RELIGION
Barbara L. Green
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424
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Jane E. Dabel, A RESPECTABLE WOMAN: THE PUBLIC ROLES OF AFRICAN
AMERICAN WOMEN IN NINETEENTH CENTURY NEW YORK
Julie Gallagher
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426
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Eric Gardner, ed., JENNIE CARTER: A BLACK JOURNALIST IN THE EARLY WEST
Janice L. Sumler-Edmond
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428
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Micki McElya, CLINGING TO MAMMY: THE FAITHFUL SLAVE IN TWENTIETH
CENTURY AMERICA
Jennifer Frost
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430
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Kimberly Wallace-Sanders, MAMMY: A CENTURY OF RACE, GENDER, AND
SOUTHERN MEMORY
June O. Patton
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432
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David M. Lewis-Coleman, RACE AGAINST LIBERALISM: BLACK WORKERS AND
THE UAW IN DETROIT
William P. Jones
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435
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Margaret Wade-Lewis, LORENZO DOW TURNER: FATHER OF GULLAH
STUDIES
Jennifer Hildebrand
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436
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Beverly Lindsay, ed., RALPH JOHNSON BUNCHE: PUBLIC INTELLECTUAL AND
NOBEL PEACE LAUREATE
Louis J. Wright, Jr.
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438
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Kevin K. Gaines, AFRICAN AMERICANS IN GHANA: BLACK EXPATRIATES AND
THE CIVIL RIGHTS ERA
Pero Gaglo Dagbovie
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439
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Earl Middleton and Joy Barnes, KNOWING WHO I AM: A BLACK
ENTREPRENEUR’S STRUGGLE AND SUCCESS IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH
Oscar Williams
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442
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Huston Diehl, DREAM NOT OF OTHER WORLDS: TEACHING IN A
SEGREGATED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 1970
Elizabeth Bridges
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444
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Paul Frymer, BLACK AND BLUE: AFRICAN AMERICANS, THE LABOR
MOVEMENT AND THE DECLINE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Simon Topping
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446
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Jody Miller, GETTING PLAYED: AFRICAN AMERICAN GIRLS, URBAN
INEQUALITY, AND GENDERED VIOLENCE
Bettina L. Love
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448
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Jennifer A. González, SUBJECT TO DISPLAY: REFRAMING RACE IN
CONTEMPORARY INSTALLATION ART
Andrea Burns
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450
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Volume 94, No. 4 Fall 2009
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Special Issue: “Documenting the NAACP’s First Century”
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INTRODUCTION: DOCUMENTING THE NAACP’S FIRST CENTURY: FROM
COMBATING RACIAL INJUSTICES TO CHALLENGING RACIAL INEQUITIES?
V.P. Franklin
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453
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FIGHTING FOR SERGEANT CALDWELL: THE NAACP CAMPAIGN AGAINST
“LEGAL” LYNCHING AFTER WORLD WAR I
Vincent P. Mikkelsen
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464
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“WE MUST MARCH FORWARD!” JUANITA JACKSON AND THE ORIGINS OF THE
NAACP YOUTH MOVEMENT
Thomas L. Bynum
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487
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THE NAACP STATE CONFERENCE IN TEXAS: INTERMEDIARY AND CATALYST
FOR CHANGE, 1938-1957
Ramona Houston
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509
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THE NAACP TEACHERS’ SALARY EQUALIZATION CAMPAIGN: AFRICAN
AMERICAN WOMEN TEACHERS AND THE EARLY CIVIL RIGHTS STRUGGLE
John A. Kirk
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529
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SPECIAL REPORT
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THE NAACP ON FILM: THREE DOCUMENTARIES FROM CALIFORNIA
NEWSREEL
Marne C. Campbell
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553
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ESSAY REVIEW
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BLACK WOMEN, RELIGIOUS RHETORIC, AND THE LEGACY OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN
Amrita Chakrabarti Myers
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561
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BOOK REVIEWS
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James Sidbury, BECOMING AFRICAN IN AMERICA: RACE AND NATION IN THE
EARLY REPUBLIC
H. Paul Thompson
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571
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Christopher Malone, BETWEEN FREEDOM AND BONDAGE: RACE, PARTY, AND
VOTING RIGHTS IN THE ANTEBELLUM NORTH
Derrick D. McKisick
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573
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Martha S. Jones, ALL BOUND UP TOGETHER: THE WOMAN QUESTION IN
AFRICAN AMERICAN PUBLIC CULTURE, 1830-1900
Khadijah O. Miller
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575
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Lois Brown, PAULINE ELIZABETH HOPKINS: BLACK DAUGHTER OF THE
REVOLUTION
Hanna Wallinger
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578
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Amy Helene Kirschke, ART IN CRISIS: W.E.B. DU BOIS AND THE STRUGGLE
FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN IDENTITY AND MEMORY
Randall O. Westbrook
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580
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Anthea Kraut, CHOREOGRAPHING THE FOLK: THE DANCE STAGINGS OF
ZORA NEALE HURSTON
LeVerne Gyant
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582
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Morris L. Davis, THE METHODIST UNIFICATION: CHRISTIANITY AND THE
POLITICS OF RACE IN THE JIM CROW ERA
Kathleen Hladkly
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584
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Bruce Kuklick, BLACK PHILOSOPHER, WHITE ACADEMY: THE CAREER OF
WILLIAM FONTAINE
Jack Carson, Jr.
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586
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Simon Topping, LINCOLN’S LOST LEGACY: THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND THE
AFRICAN AMERICAN VOTE, 1928-1952
Walter Greason
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587
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Tom Graham and Rachel Graham Cody, GETTING OPEN: THE UNKNOWN
STORY OF BILL GARRETT AND THE INTEGRATION OF COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
Bryan Bracey
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589
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Michael E. Lomax, ed., SPORTS AND THE RACIAL DIVIDE: AFRICAN AMERICAN
AND LATINO EXPERIENCE IN THE ERA OF CHANGE
Derrick A. White
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591
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Derrick P. Alridge, THE EDUCATIONAL THOUGHT OF W.E.B. DU BOIS: AN
INTELLECTUAL HISTORY
Holly Fisher
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594
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Omar H. Ali, IN THE BALANCE OF POWER: INDEPENDENT BLACK POLITICS
AND THIRD–PARTY MOVEMENTS IN THE UNITED STATES
Daryl A. Carter
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596
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Stephane Dunn, “BAAD BITCHES AND SASSY SUPERMAMAS”: BLACK POWER
ACTION FILMS
Jason Perkins
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598
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Mary E. Pattillo, BLACK ON THE BLOCK: THE POLITICS OF RACE AND CLASS
IN THE CITY
Daniel McClure
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600
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Fred Ho and Bill V. Mullen, eds., AFRO-ASIA: REVOLUTUONARY POLITICAL
AND CULTURAL CONNECTINS BETWEEN AFRICAN AMERICAN AND ASIAN
AMERICANS
Carol Huang
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602
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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CARTER G. WOODSON DISTINGUISHED LECTURERS, 2009-2010
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605
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INDEX TO VOLUME 94
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615
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