The New Black History

1. Introduction: Black Intellectuals and the World They Made
Manning Marable

Part I. Disrupting Regional Boundaries

2. Housing, Urban Development, and the Persistence of Racial Inequality in the Post-Civil Rights Era South
John A. Kirk

3. The Pressures of the People
Lisa Yvette Waller

4. The Campus and the Street
Donna Murch

Part II. Transnational Dimensions

5. Spokesman of the Oppressed?
Rebeccah Welch

6. Black Crusaders
Robeson Taj Frazier

7. Peace Was the Glue
Brenda Gayle Plummer

8. The Formation of Asian American Nationalism in the Age of Black Power, 1966–75
Jeffrey O. G. Ogbar

9. The Congress of African People
Robeson Taj Frazier

Part III. Disrupting Internal Boundaries

10. Waiting Till the Midnight Hour
Peniel E. Joseph

11. Revolution in Babylon
Peniel E. Joseph

12. Protection or Path Toward Revolution?
Simon Wendt

13. The Black Bolsheviks
Elizabeth Kai Hinton

Part IV. Struggling for Community Control and Autonomy

14. Septima Clark
Stephen Lazar

15. Harambee Nation
Nishani Frazier

16. “Black Is Beautiful But So Is Green”:
Zachary Gillan

17. Integration, Black Nationalism, and Radical Democratic Transformation in African American Philosophies of Education, 1965–74
Russell Rickford

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