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9780531110362

The Black Press and the Struggle for Civil Rights

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  • ISBN13:

    9780531110362

  • ISBN10:

    0531110362

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1993-10-01
  • Publisher: Franklin Watts

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Summary

This inspiring series covers various aspects of black history and the black experience, from ancient civilizations to today's African social and political movements.

Table of Contents

Preface 9(4)
The Birth of the Black Press
13(9)
The Struggle Against Slavery (1831--1841)
22(9)
The Struggle Against Slavery (1842--1849)
31(8)
Frederick Douglass and The North Star
39(9)
Advocates and Abolitionists
48(10)
Civil War and Emancipation
58(9)
Reconstruction and the Black Press
67(8)
The Crusader---T. Thomas Fortune
75(9)
A Giant of Advocacy Journalism---Ida B. Wells
84(7)
Radicals and Nationalists
91(11)
The Chicago Daily Defender and the Pittsburgh Courier
102(10)
After World War I: Marcus Garvey
112(6)
World War II
118(7)
A Black Journalism Empire
125(6)
Black Liberation
131(8)
Toward the Twenty-first Century
139(6)
Endnotes 145(9)
For Further Reading 154(2)
Index 156

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