Early black reformers:
Uses eyewitness accounts, contemporary narratives, and personal anecdotes to present a portrait of black abolitionists and reformers. The term civil rights movement calls to mind the nation-wide effort, spearheaded by Martin Luther King Jr., during the 1950s and 1960s to end racial segregation and r...
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San Diego ; Munich [u.a.]
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2003
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| Online-Zugang: | Table of contents Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| Zusammenfassung: | Uses eyewitness accounts, contemporary narratives, and personal anecdotes to present a portrait of black abolitionists and reformers. The term civil rights movement calls to mind the nation-wide effort, spearheaded by Martin Luther King Jr., during the 1950s and 1960s to end racial segregation and racial injustice in the United States. But the struggle for citizenship rights for African Americans predates King's movement by almost two hundred years. This anthology comprises the firsthand experiences of black civil rights advocates before King. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 193-196) and index |
| Beschreibung: | 202 p. ill., maps : 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 0737715979 0737715987 |
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| adam_text | EARLY BLACK REFORMERS JAMES TACKACH, BOOK EDITOR DANIEL LEONE, PRESIDENT
BONNIE SZUMSKI, PUBLISHER SCOTT BARBOUR, MANAGING EDITOR DAVID M.
HAUGEN, SERIES EDITOR GREENHAVEN PRESS* THOMSON GALE SAN DIEGO * DETROIT
* NEW YORK * SAN FRANCISCO * CLEVELAND NEW HAVEN, CONN. * WATERVILLE,
MAINE * LONDON * MUNICH CONTENTS FOREWORD 11 INTRODUCTION: THE EARLY
FIGHT FOR CIVIL RIGHTS 13 CHAPTER 1: BLACK ABOLITIONISTS CHAPTER PREFACE
29 1. A CONDEMNATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL SLAVE TRADE BY OLAUDAH EQUIANO
31 A FORMER SLAVE WHO BECAME A LEADER IN THE EFFORT TO OUTLAW THE
INTERNATIONAL SLAVE TRADE REVEALS HIS OWN EXPERIENCES AS A CHILD ABOARD
A SLAVE SHIP. THIS EX- CERPT FROM A SLAVE NARRATIVE DOCUMENTS THE
HARROWING MIDDLE PASSAGE FROM AFRICA TO THE NEW WORLD. 2. SLAVERY
VIOLATES THE WILL OF GOD BY DAVID WALKER 42 A FREE BLACK CITIZEN
PRESENTS A RELIGIOUS CRITIQUE OF AMERICAN SLAVERY AND PREDICTS THAT GOD
WILL VISIT VENGEANCE UPON A NATION THAT TOLERATES SLAVERY. 3. A SLAVE
REBELLION BY NAT TURNER 48 THE LEADER OF A SLAVE REBELLION DETAILS HOW
HE CAME TO LAUNCH HIS REVOLT OF AUGUST 1831 AND HOW HE CARRIED OUT HIS
GRISLY WORK, WHICH RESULTED IN THE VIOLENT DEATHS OF SIXTY SLAVE OWNERS
AND FAMILY MEMBERS. 4. BECOMING AN ABOLITIONIST LEADER BY FREDERICK
DOUGLASS 58 THE GREAT ABOLITIONIST ORATOR AND WRITER DESCRIBES THE
BEGINNING OF HIS NOTEWORTHY PUBLIC CAREER. A SHORT SPEECH AT AN
ANTISLAVERY CONVENTION IN NANTUCKET INI- TIATES DOUGLASS INTO THE
RAPIDLY GROWING ABOLITIONIST CRUSADE. 5. A WOMAN ABOLITIONIST SPEAKS OUT
BY SOJOURNER TRUTH 65 A WOMAN ABOLITIONIST ORATOR DELIVERS HER MESSAGE
TO AN UNRECEPTIVE AUDIENCE AT A WOMEN S RIGHTS CONVEN- TION. BUT WHEN
SHE CONCLUDES HER SPEECH, SHE RECEIVES A ROUSING OVATION. CHAPTER 2: THE
CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION ERAS CHAPTER PREFACE 71 1. ASSISTANCE FOR
THE NEWLY FREED SLAVES BY HARRIET JACOBS 73 A FORMER SLAVE RAISES THE
PROBLEMATIC QUESTION OF WHAT TO DO ABOUT REFUGEE SLAVES DISPLACED DURING
THE CIVIL WAR, AND SHE IDENTIFIES THE PRESSING NEEDS OF THE NEW FREEMEN:
FOOD AND SHELTER, MEDICAL ATTENTION, ED- UCATION, AND JOB TRAINING. 2. A
DAY OF CELEBRATION FOR ABOLITIONISTS BY CHARLOTTE FORTEN GRIMKE 83 A
BLACK WOMAN RECORDS IN HER JOURNAL THE JOYOUS CEL- EBRATIONS OF JANUARY
1, 1863, THE DAY THAT PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN ISSUED THE EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMA- TION. FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS, THIS DAY IS THE DAWN OF
FREEDOM. 3. RECONSTRUCTION AND THE NEEDS OF THE AMERICAN NEGRO BY
FREDERICK DOUGLASS 91 THE LEADING AFRICAN AMERICAN REFORMER OF THE NINE-
TEENTH CENTURY IDENTIFIES THE ISSUES OF CONCERN TO BLACK AMERICANS
DURING THE POST-CIVIL WAR ERA. DOUGLASS URGES CONGRESS TO ACT AT ONCE TO
PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF BLACK CITIZENS. 4. THE ROLE OF COLORED WOMEN IN
POSTWAR AMERICAN SOCIETY BY FRANCES WATKINS HARPER 100 A CIVIL RIGHTS
ACTIVIST DISCUSSES THE ROLE OF BLACK AMERICAN WOMEN IN POST-CIVIL WAR
AMERICAN SOCI- ETY. THROUGH EXAMPLES, HARPER SHOWS THAT BLACK WOMEN CAN
LIVE INDEPENDENTLY AND ACHIEVE DISTINC- TION IN THE PROFESSIONS. CHAPTER
3: BOOKER T. WASHINGTON AND HIS CRITICS CHAPTER PREFACE 107 1. A NEW ERA
OF INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS BY BOOKER T. WASHINGTON 109 THE EMINENT BLACK
SPOKESMAN ARTICULATES HIS VISION FOR EDUCATIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL
OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOUTH- ERN BLACKS. HE DOWNPLAYS THE NEED FOR SOCIAL
EQUALITY AND STRESSES THE NEED FOR ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE. 2. A CRITIQUE
OF BOOKER T. WASHINGTON S MESSAGE BY W.E.B. DUBOIS 111 THE LEADING
CRITIC OF BOOKER T. WASHINGTON PRESENTS HIS CASE. BLACK CITIZENS MUST
HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE, CIVIC EQUALITY, AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY. 3.
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON S ACCOMPLISHMENTS BY PAULINE HOPKINS 124 A LEADING
TURN-OF-THE-TWENTIETH-CENTURY EDITOR AS- SESSES THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON. HIS CRITICS NOTWITHSTANDING, WASHINGTON WAS A MAN
WITH A STRIKING PERSONALITY AND MAGNETIC INFLUENCE. 4. TENSIONS WITHIN
THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT BY IDA B. WELLS-BARNETT 129 AN EARLY
TWENTIETH-CENTURY CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST RECORDS HER OWN STRUGGLE FOR A
LEADERSHIP ROLE IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. IN DOING SO, SHE
IDENTIFIES TEN- SIONS WITHIN THE MOVEMENT AND OPPOSITION TO WOMEN WHO
SOUGHT LEADERSHIP POSITIONS. CHAPTER 4: THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY
CHAPTER PREFACE 134 1. FIGHTING TO STOP LYNCHING BY IDA B. WELLS-BARNETT
136 THE LEADER OF AN ANTILYNCHING CAMPAIGN REPORTS HER SUCCESSFUL EFFORT
TO REMOVE FROM OFFICE A SHERIFF FROM CAIRO, ILLINOIS, FOR NOT PREVENTING
A LYNCHING IN HIS DISTRICT. WELLS-BARNETT RALLIES THE TOWN S BLACK
CITIZENS AND MAKES AN ELOQUENT APPEAL TO THE GOVERNOR. 2. THE SOCIAL
EQUALITY OF BLACKS AND WHITES BY W.E.B. DUBOIS 144 A LEADING BLACK
REFORMER OF THE EARLY TWENTIETH CEN- TURY MAKES CLEAR HIS DEFINITION OF
SOCIAL EQUALITY. THE TERM MEANS THE FITNESS TO ASSOCIATE WITH ONE S
FEL- LOWMAN AND DOES NOT NECESSARILY INCLUDE INTERMAR- RIAGE BETWEEN
WHITES AND BLACKS. 3. CREATING A SEPARATE BLACK NATION BY MARCUS GARVEY
148 A BLACK NATIONALIST AND SEPARATIST EXPLAINS THE ORIGINS OF HIS
VIEWS. HE LEARNS OF RACIAL DISTINCTIONS AS A YOUNG BOY AND LATER
ADVOCATES THE SEPARATION OF THE RACES. 4. FLEEING THE SOUTH BY RICHARD
WRIGHT 156 ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT AFRICAN AMERICAN AUTHORS OF THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY EXPLAINS HOW HE ACHIEVED HIS GOAL BY FLEEING THE
SEGREGATED SOUTH. TO FULFILL HIS DREAM OF BECOMING A WRITER, WRIGHT MUST
ESCAPE THE SUFFOCATING ATMOSPHERE OF THE JIM CROW SOUTH. CHAPTER 5:
MARTIN LUTHER KING S FORERUNNERS CHAPTER PREFACE 163 1. INTEGRATING
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL BY JACKIE ROBINSON 165 A TRAILBLAZER IN THE
POST-WORLD WAR II DESEGREGATION EFFORT DESCRIBES THE DIFFICULTIES THAT
HE ENCOUNTERED WHILE INTEGRATING MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL. ROBINSON IS
TAUNTED AND INSULTED BY OPPOSING PLAYERS BUT RECEIVES WARM SUPPORT FROM
TEAMMATES. 2. THE EFFORT TO DESEGREGATE AMERICA S PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY
THURGOOD MARSHALL 174 A CIVIL RIGHTS LAWYER DESCRIBES HIS EFFORTS TO
DESEGRE- GATE AMERICA S PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THE COURT CASES CITED WILL
CULMINATE IN THE LANDMARK SCHOOL DESEGREGATION CASE OF BROWN V. BOARD OF
EDUCATION OFTOPEKA, KANSAS. 3. DESEGREGATING MONTGOMERY S BUSES BY ROSA
PARKS 184 THE MOTHER OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT DESCRIBES THE EVENT
THAT IGNITED THE MOVEMENT. PARKS S REFUSAL TO SURRENDER HER BUS SEAT
IGNITES A CIVIL RIGHTS MOVE- MENT THAT CHANGES THE NATION. CHRONOLOGY
189 FOR FURTHER RESEARCH 193 INDEX 197
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