Contents or Abstract: '; “..."Tired of giving in" : the launching of the Montgomery bus boycott /...”

Contents or Abstract: '; “...Anticipating the movement -- Desegregating the schools -- The Montgomery Bus Boycott -- The sit-ins and freedom rides -- The fires of discord -- Birmingham and the Great March -- Mississippi : opening the closed society -- Selma : the bridge to freedom -- Black power -- The civil rights movement and other social movements -- White resistance -- The struggle continues -- Appendix : statistical profile of black America....”

Contents or Abstract: '; “...Brown v. the Board of Education -- Emmett Till -- The Montgomery bus boycott -- Little Rock -- The sit-ins -- The Freedom Rides -- The Albany Movement -- Ole Miss -- Birmingham -- Stand in the schoolhouse door -- The Second Emancipation proclamation -- The March on Washington -- The Birmingham church bombing -- The beloved community -- Mississippi Freedom Summer -- Selma -- Malcolm X -- Watts -- Black Power and the Meredith March -- Chicago -- The Black Panthers -- Memphis....”
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Contents or Abstract: '; “...Board of Education decision : 1949-1954 -- Emmett Till case : 1955 -- Montgomery bus boycott : 1955-1957 -- Crisis at Central High : 1957-1959 -- Sit-ins and freedom rides : 1960-1961 -- Albany movement and James Meredith at Ole Miss : 1961-1962 -- Birmingham and Tuscaloosa, Alabama : Spring 1963 -- March on Washington : 1964 -- Freedom summer : 1964 -- Selma and the Votings Rights Act : 1965 -- Legacy of the civil rights movement....”

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Contents or Abstract: '; “...Blockson Afro-American Collection -- Cheikh Anta Diop International Conference -- Christianity -- Class and Caste -- Class Struggle -- Code Noir -- Compromise of 1850 -- Congress of African Peoples -- Congress of Racial Equality -- Congressional Black Caucus -- Consciencism -- Consciousness -- Council of Independent Black Institutions -- Creole -- Creolization -- The Crisis -- The Crisis of the Negro Intellectual -- Cultural Genocide -- Curse of the Door of No Return -- Dark Ghetto -- The Destruction of Black Civilization -- Diaspora -- Diopian Historiography -- Dislocation -- Dream Team -- Ebonics -- Education and Black Studies -- Elder Scholars -- Emancipation Proclamation -- Enslavement Resistance -- Ethiopianism -- Ethnic Notions -- Eurocentrism -- European Slave Trade -- Exodusters -- Family -- Fanonian Concept of Violence -- Festivals -- Fisk Jubilee Singers -- Forty Acres and a Mule -- Freedom Songs -- Freedom Summer -- Gabriel Prosser's Revolt -- Ghana Empire -- Haitian Revolution -- Highlander Folk School -- Hip-Hop -- Imperialism -- Indigeniste Movement -- Institute of Positive Education -- Institute of the Black World -- Introduction to Black Studies -- Invisible Man -- Islam -- Jazz -- Jim Crow -- Johnson Publishing Company -- Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies -- Journal of African Civilizations -- Journal of Black Studies -- Journal of Negro History -- The Karamu House -- Kawaida -- Kemet, Afrocentricity and Knowledge -- Kiswahili Movement -- Ku Klux Klan -- Kush -- Kwanzaa -- Last Poets -- Letter from the Birmingham Jail -- "Lift Every Voice and Sing" -- Lucumi Tradition -- Lynching -- Maat -- Mali Empire -- March on Washington -- Laveau, Marie -- Maroon Societies -- Mdw Nt̲r -- Melanin Theory -- Messianism -- Middle Passage -- The Mis-Education of the Negro -- Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party -- Montgomery Bus Boycott -- Moorish Science Temple of America -- Moynihan Report -- Multicultural Education -- Narratives of the Enslaved -- Nat Turner's Rebellion -- Nation of Islam -- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People -- National Black Political Convention, Gary, Indiana -- National Black United Fund -- National Council for Black Studies -- National Negro Congress -- National Urban League -- Négritude -- Negro -- Negro Convention Movement -- Neocolonialism -- New Deal -- The New Negro -- Nguzo Saba -- Nommo -- North Star -- Nubia -- Obeah -- Odu Ifa -- Opportunity: A Journal of Negro Life -- Oral Tradition -- Organization of Afro-American Unity -- Oyo Empire -- Patriarchy -- The Philadelphia Negro -- The Pittsburgh Courier -- Plessy v. ...”
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