The Diasporic Imagination of Wynton Marsalis (David Stowe).Pages 438-448Ĭonstructions of Gender and Dialogues on Relationships in Rap Music (Gwendolyn D. Panthers and Dragons On the Page: The Afro-Asian Dynamic in the Black Aesthetic (Crystal S. The Black Panther Party, Poetry Performance, and Revolution (Regina Jennings).Pages 415-426 The Continuing Significance of Race:African American and Hispanic Mayors, 1968–2003 (Neil Kraus, Todd Swanstrom).Pages 365-380Ĭhanging Demographics and the Unchanging Nature of Power in New York (Basil Wilson, Charles Green).Pages 381-397īlack Mayors in Large Cities: A Historical Perspective (Marcus D. Southern Cities and Preclearance:The US Department of Justice and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 (Keesha M. Robert Wagner, Milton Galamison, and the Challenge to New York City Liberalism (Clarence Taylor).Pages 319-330įrom the North to the Deep South:The Civil Rights Journey of the Freedom Riders (David Niven).Pages 331-351 In Whose Interest: Chicago Schools in the 1960s (Dionne Danns).Pages 302-316 Jordan-Zachery).Pages 268-282Īfrican Americans’ Strive for Educational Self-Determination in Cincinnati Before 1873 (Nikki Taylor).Pages 285-301 The War on Drugs and Welfare Policy:The Impact of Their Intersection on Black Women in Urban America (Julia S. Unsuspecting Women and the Dreaded Bisexual (Cathy J. Bradby and the Black Community in East Industrial Detroit (Julia Robinson Harmon).Pages 204-224ĭrugs, Race, and State Power: The Urban Terrain (Rae Banks).Pages 227-243 Varieties of Spiritual Experience: Magic, Occultism, and Alternative Supernatural Traditions among African Americans in the Cities, 1915–39 (Yvonne P. “The Pupil of the Eye:” African Americans and the Making of the American Community, 1898–2003 (Richard W.
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