The Journal of African American History
Volume 96, No.1 Winter 2011
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Contents
W. E. B. DU BOIS AND THE GERMAN ALLTAG, 1892-1894
Kenneth Barkin 1
“PEOPLE ALL OVER THE WORLD ARE SUPPORTING YOU”: MALCOLM X, IDEOLOGICAL FORMATIONS,
AND BLACK STUDENT ACTIVISM, 1960-1972
Ibram H. Rogers 14
SYMPOSIUM
“THE LION OF ZION”: LEON H. SULLIVAN AND THE PURSUIT OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE:
INTRODUCTION
V.P. Franklin 39
PAN-AFRICAN CONNECTIONS, TRANSNATIONAL EDUCATION, COLLECTIVE CULTURAL CAPTIAL, AND
OPPORTUNITIES INDUSTRIALIZATION CENTER INTERNATIONAL
V.P. Franklin 44
AMANDLA! THE SULLIVAN PRINCIPLES AND THE BATTLE TO END
APARTHEID IN SOUTH AFRICA, 1975 – 1987
James B. Stewart 62
THE PROGRESS MOVEMENT AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT:
THE ZION NON-PROFIT CHARITABLE TRUST
Nathaniel Bracey 90
BOOK REVIEWS
Douglas Walter Bristol, Jr., KNIGHTS OF THE RAZOR: BLACK BARBERS IN SLAVERY AND FREEDOM
J. Brent Morris 96
Janice L. Sumler-Edmond, THE SECRET TRUST IF ASPASIA CRUVELLIER MIRAULT: THE LIFE AND TRIALS
OF A FREE WOMAN OF COLOR IN ANTEBELLUM GEORGIA
Jacqueline A. Rouse 98
Carole C. Marks, MOSES AND THE MONSTER AND MISS ANNE
Linda A. Causey 100
LeeAnna Keith, THE COLFAX MASSACRE: THE UNTOLD SRORY OF BLACK POWER, WHITE TERROR, AND
THE DEATH OF RECONSTRUCTION
Charles Vincent 102
Christopher M. Span, FROM COTTON FIELD TO SCHOOLHOUSE: AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATION IN
MISSISSIPPI, 1862-1875
Louis Ray 105
Angela Hornsby-Gutting, BLACK MANHOOD AND COMMUNITY BUILDING IN NORTH CAROLINA, 1900-1930
Daryl A. Carter 107
Andrew Napolitano, DRED SCOTT’S REVENGE: A LEGAL HISTORY OF RACE AND FREEDOM IN AMERICA
Zenobia V. Harris 109
Amy Bass, THOSE ABOUT HIM REMAINED SILENT: THE BATTLE OVER W. E. B. DU BOIS
Angela Jones 111
Edward J. Blum and Jason R. Young, eds., THE SOULS OF W. E. B. DU BOIS: NEW ESSAYS AND
REFLECTIONS
Lawrence A. Burnley 114
Nathaniel Norment, Jr., ed., THE ADDISON GAYLE, JR. READER
Barbara L. Green 116
Vanessa Siddle Walker, HELLO PROFESSOR: A BLACK PRINCIPAL AND PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP IN
THE SEGREGATED SOUTH
Bettina L. Love 118
Sherman A Jackson, ISLAM AND THE PROBLEM OF BLACK SUFFERING
Latif A. Tarik 120
Alusine Jalloh and Toyin Falola, eds., THE UNITED STATES AND WEST AFRICA: INTERACTIONS AND
RELATIONS
Michael O. West 123
Jehu J. Hanciles, BEYOND CHRISTENDOM: GLOBALIZATION, AFRICAN MIGRATION, AND THE
TRANSFORMATION OF THE WEST
Justin Williams 125
Mary Frances Berry, AND JUSTICE FOR ALL: THE UNITED STATES COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS AND
THE CONTINUING STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM IN AMERICA
W. Marvin Dulaney 128
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Books Received – 2010 131
Carter G. Woodson Distinguished Lecturers, 2010-2011 136
Volume 96, No. 2 Spring 2011
Contents
COMMENTARY: PREDATORY CAPITALISTS, THE NEW JIM CROW, AND RESTITUTIVE JUSTICE
V. P. Franklin 147
INTERNATIONALIZING THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL: THE AFRICAN BLOOD BROTHERHOOD, ASIAN
RADICALS, AND RACE, 1919-1922
Minkah Makalani 151
RACE, MASCULINITY, AND MILITARY OCCUPATION: AFRICAN AMERICAN SOLDIERS’ ENCOUNTERS
WITH THE JAPANESE AT CAMP GIFU, 1947-1951
Yasuhiro Okada
179
SYMPOSIUM
“GERALD HORNE: CONTRIBUTIONS TO AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND AFRICAN DIASPORA
STUDIES” 204
INTRODUCTION: THE SHAPING OF AN ACTIVIST AND SCHOLAR
Ula Taylor 204
COMBING THE ARCHIVE, TRACING THE DIASPORA: THE SCHOLARSHIP OF GERALD HORNE
Ula Taylor 215
AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE INTERNATIONAL IMAGINARY: GERALD HORNE’S PROGRESSIVE VISION
Brenda Gayle Plummer 221
SKETCHES OF BLACK INTERNATIONALISM AND TRANSNATIONALISM
Robeson Taj P. Frazier 231
BLACK AND RED: BLACK LIBERATION, THE COLD WAR, AND THE HORNE THESIS
Erik S. McDuffie 236
ONE HISTORIAN’S JOURNEY
Gerald Horne 248
BOOK REVIEWS
Glenn McNair, CRIMINAL INJUSTICE: SLAVES AND FREE BLACKS IN GEORGIA’S CRIMINAL JUSTICE
SYSTEM
Sarah Haley 255
James A. Campbell, SLAVERY ON TRIAL: RACE, CLASS, AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN ANTEBELLUM
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Monica Reed 257
Leslie A. Schwalm, EMANCIPATION’S DIASPORA: RACE AND RECONSTRUCTION IN THE UPPER MIDWEST
Kendra Taira Field 259
Suzanne E. Smith, TO SERVE THE LIVING: FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND THE AFRICAN AMERICAN WAY OF
DEATH
Bala Baptiste 262
James A. Miller, REMEMBERING SCOTTSBORO: THE LEGACY OF AN INFAMOUS TRIAL
Janira Teague 265
Karen Anderson, LITTLE ROCK: RACE AND RESISTANCE AT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Oscar R. Williams 267
D’Army Bailey, THE EDUCATION OF A BLACK RADICAL: A SOUTHERN CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST’S
JOURNEY, 1959-1964
Lopez D. Matthews, Jr. 269
Harry N. MacLean, THE PAST IS NEVER DEAD: THE TRIAL OF JAMES FORD SEALE AND MISSISSIPPI’S
STRUGGLE FOR REDEMPTION
Michael V. Williams 271
Patrick D. Jones, THE SELMA OF THE NORTH: CIVIL RIGHTS INSURGENCY IN MILWAUKEE
Darryl Mace 273
Magdelena J. Zaborowska, JAMES BALDWIN’S TURKISH DECADE: EROTICS OF EXILE
Phillip M. Richards 275
Amy Abugo Ongiri, SPECTACULAR BLACKNESS: THE CULTURAL POLITICS OF THE BLACK POWER
MOVEMENT AND THE SEARCH FOR A BLACK AESTHETIC
Jason Perkins 278
Robert E. Weems, Jr., BUSINESS IN BLACK AND WHITE: AMERICAN PRESIDENTS AND BLACK
ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE TWENTITH CENTURY
Quincy T. Mills 280
Anthony Chen, THE FIFTH FREEDOM: JOBS, POLITICS, AND CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE UNITED STATES, 1941-
1972
David Crockett 283
Jeremy I. Levitt and Mathew C. Whitaker, eds., HURRICANE KATRINA: AMERICA’S UNNATURAL DISASTER
Edie Ambrose 285
William Julius Wilson, MORE THAN JUST RACE: BEING BLACK AND POOR IN THE INNER CITY
Christina S. Haynes 288
ANNOUNCEMENTS 291
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