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Introduction.
10.Constructing Freedom, 1863-1879.
11.Maintaining White Supremacy: From the Compromise to
1917.12. Struggling for Direction After
1879.13. Uplifting the Race: 1879-1917.
14.Constructing an Identity: From Turner to Garvey.
15.The Generation of
1917.16. Intellectual and Cultural Life: From Emancipation to the Harlem Renaissance.
17.A People in Motion, 1915-1955.
18.Building Organizations, Weathering Storms After Garvey.
19.Looking Outwards: World War I to the Civil Rights Movement.
20.Claiming Equal Rights, 1917-1954.
21.Forcing Change: 1955-1965.
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Soheila Forghani
reviewed Passageways: An Interpretive History of Black America, Volume II on March 13, 2019
Passageways: An Interpretive History of Black America, Volume II
Four starts because the thesis is elegant and satisfying and I really want it to be true. Not-five-stars because I'm not sure it is.
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