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
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
Contents
“MOST HONORABLE MENTION… BELONGS TO WASHINGTON, DC”: THE CARTER G. WOODSON
HOME AND THE EARLY BLACK HISTORY MOVEMENT
IN THE NATION’S CAPITAL
Pero Gaglo Dagbovie 295
“THE STUDENT AS A FORCE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE”: THE MISSISSIPPI FREEDOM SCHOOLS AND
STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
Jon Hale 325
BOOK FORUM
JESUS, JOBS, AND JUSTICE: AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN AND RELIGION
IN CELEBRATION OF AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN’S RELIGIOUS ACTIVISM
Katie G. Cannon 349
NEW LIGHT ON THE AFRICAN AMERICAN PAST, NEW DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
John H. Bracey 354
“MY MOTHER’S GOD IS MINE”: FINALLY THE MOST POWERFUL RECOGNITION OF THE IMPORTANCE
OF WOMEN TO AFRICAN AMERICAN RELIGION
Cheryl Townsend Gilkes 362
AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCH WOMEN, SOCIAL ACTIVISM, AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM
Genna Rae McNeil 370
THE JOURNEY TO JESUS, JOBS, AND JUSTICE
Bettye Collier-Thomas 384
ESSAY REVIEW
SALLY’S CHOICE? QUESTIONABLE LIASONS AND FAMILY RELATIONS
Brenda E. Stevenson 394
BOOK REVIEWS
Elise Lemire, BLACK WALDEN: SLAVERY AND ITS AFTERMATH IN CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS
Delaina Price 406
Hilary J. Moss, SCHOOLING CITIZENS: THE STRUGGLE FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATION IN
ANTEBELLUM AMERICA
Adah Ward Randolph 408
Mia Bay, TO TELL THE TRUTH FREELY: THE LIFE OF IDA B. WELLS
Matt Harper 410
Khalil Gibran Muhammad. THE CONDEMNATION OF BLACKNESS: RACE, CRIME, AND THE MAKING OF
MODERN URBAN AMERICA
Jeffery D. Gonda 412
Hilton Kelly, RACE, REMEMBERING, AND JIM CROW’S TEACHERS
Sonya Ramsey 414
Kevern Verney and Lee Sartain, eds., LONG IS THE WAY AND HARD: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF THE
NAAACP
Thomas L. Bynum 416
Orville Vernon Burton and David O’Brien, eds., REMEMBERING BROWN AT FIFTY: THE UNIVERSITY OF
ILLINOIS COMMEMORATES BROWN V. BOARD OF EDUCATION
William Sturkey 419
David C. Carter, THE MUSIC HAS GONE OUT OF THE MOVEMENT: CIVIL RIGHTS AND THE JOHNSON
ADMINISTRATION, 1965-1968
Louis Wright 421
James E. Westheider, THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN VIETNAM: BROTHERS IN ARMS
Yuya Kiuchi 423
Stefan M. Bradley, HARLEM VS. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY: BLACK STUDENT POWER IN THE LATE 1960S
Vincent Willis 425
Daniel Widener, BLACK ARTS WEST: CULTURE AND THE STRUGGLE IN POSTWAR LOS ANGELES
Amy Abugo Ongiri 427
Kwasi Konadu, A VIEW FROM THE EAST: CULTURAL NATIONALISM AND EDUCATION IN NEW YORK CITY
Richard M. Breaux 430
Toyin Falola and Augustine Agwuele, eds., AFRICANS AND THE POLITICS OF POPULAR CULTURE
Tola Olu Pearce 433
P. A. Edwards, G. T. McMillon, and J. D. Turner, CHANGE IS GONNA COME: TRANSFORMING LITERACY
EDUCATION FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS
Dionne Danns 436
Stanley F. Lanzano, TRUE PLACES: A LOWCOUNTRY PREACHER, HIS CHURCH, AND HIS PEOPLE
James R. Young, Jr. 437
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF BLACK STUDIES STATEMENT ON THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF PEOPLE OF
AFRICAN DESCENT AND THE HISTORIC DEMAND FOR
REPARATIONS 440
“African Americans and the History of Sport”
Guest Editors, Scott N. Brooks and Dexter Blackman
Contents
INTRODUCTION: AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE HISTORY OF SPORT - NEW PERSPECTIVES
Scott N. Brooks and Dexter Blackman 441
FIT FOR CITIZENSHIP: BLACK SPARRING MASTERS, GYMNASIUM OWNERS, AND THE WHITE BODY,
1825-1886
Louis Moore 448
“I GUESS I’M BECOMING MORE AND MORE MILITANT”: ARTHUR ASHE AND THE BLACK FREEDOM
MOVEMENT, 1961-1968
Eric Allen Hall 474
LET’S GO, LET’S SHOW, LET’S RODEO: AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE HISTORY OF RODEO
Tracy Owens Patton and Sally Schedlock 503
CITY OF BASKETBALL LOVE: PHILADELPHIA AND THE NURTURING OF BLACK MALES’ HOOP DREAMS
Scott N. Brooks 522
AFRICAN AMERICANS AND SPORTS:
BOOK REVIEWS
Andrew Ritchie, MAJOR TAYLOR: “THE FASTEST BICYCLE RIDER IN THE WORLD”
Maureen M. Smith 537
Randy Roberts, JOE LOUIS: HARD TIMES MAN
Jason M. Perkins 538
Bob Luke, THE MOST FAMOUS WOMAN IN BASEBALL: EFFA MANLEY AND THE NEGRO LEAGUES
Amy Essington 541
Charles H. Martin, BENCHING JIM CROW: THE RISE AND FALL OF THE COLOR LINE IN SOUTHERN
COLLEGE SPORTS, 1890-1980
John Riley 543
Lane Demas, INTEGRATING THE GRIDIRON: BLACK CIVIL RIGHTS AND AMERICAN COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Robert Anthony Bennett III 545
Denny Dressman, EDDIE ROBINSON: “…HE WAS THE MARTIN LUTHER KING OF FOOTBALL”
Kevin L. Brooks 548
Aram Goudsouzian, KING OF THE COURT: BILL RUSSELL AND THE BASKETBALL REVOLUTION
Stefan Bradley 550
ESSAY REVIEW
EASILY MADE, HARD TO DELIVER: THE PROMISE OF BROWN
Lindsey Malcom-Piqueux 553
BOOK REVIEWS
Matthew J. Clavin, TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE AND THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR: THE PROMISE AND PERIL
OF A SECOND HAITIAN REVOLUTION
Ronald Angelo Johnson 563
Derek Chang, CITIZENS OF A CHRISTIAN NATION: EVANGELICAL MISSIONS AND THE PROBLEM OF
RACE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
Quenton L. Keatts 565
Elizabeth A. Regosin and Donald R. Shaffer, eds., VOICES OF EMANCIPATION: UNDERSTANDING SLAVERY,
THE CIVIL WAR, AND RESCONSTRUCTION THROUGH THE U.S. PENSION BUREAU FILES
Tony Yang 567
Stephen Hall, A FAITHFUL ACCOUNT OF THE RACE: AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORICAL WRITING IN
NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICA
Abu J. Toure 570
Geraldine Watts Bell and Hattie Griffin Lamar, WOMEN OF UNCOMMON VALOR: LIFE STORIES OF
WOMEN FROM BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA
Cheryl Smith 572
Catherine Fosl and Tracy E. K’Meyer, FREEDOM ON THE BORDER: AN ORAL HISTORY OF THE CIVIL
RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN KENTUCKY
Laura Warren Hill 574
Leonard N. Moore, BLACK RAGE IN NEW ORLEANS: POLICE BRUTALITY AND AFRICAN AMERICAN
ACTIVISM FROM WORLD WAR II TO HURRICANE KATRINA
Paul M. Heideman 576
Anthony B. Pinn and Benjamin Valentin, eds., CREATING OURSELVES: AFRICAN AMERICANS AND
HISPANIC AMERICANS ON POPULAR CULTURE AND RELIGIOUS EXPRESSION
Andre E. Johnson 579
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARTER G. WOODSON DISTINGUISHED LECTURERS, 2011-2012 582
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF BLACK STUDIES STATEMENT ON THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF PEOPLE OF
AFRICAN DESCENT AND THE HISTORIC DEMAND FOR
REPARATIONS
592
INDEX TO VOLUME 96 594
The Journal of African American History
Volume 96, No. 2 Spring 2011
|
The Journal of African American History
Volume 96, No. 3 Summer 2011
|
The Journal of African American History
Volume 96, No. 4 Special Issue Fall 2011
|
