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Introduction | 3 | |
I | Before the Storm | 9 |
Inheritors of Slavery | 13 | |
North Toward Home | 32 | |
Notes of a Native Son | 41 | |
A Pageant of Birds | 57 | |
I know Why the Caged Bird Sings | 61 | |
Opera in Greenville | 75 | |
II | Into the Streets | 105 |
America Comes of Middle Age | 111 | |
American Segregation and the World Crisis | 120 | |
The Moral Aspects of Segregation | 123 | |
The Cradle (of the Confederacy) Rocks | 129 | |
Parting the Waters: America in the King Years | 150 | |
Prime Time | 154 | |
Letter from the South | 162 | |
Segregation: The Inner Conflict in the South | 167 | |
Travels with Charley | 203 | |
Liar by Legislation | 209 | |
Harlem Is Nowhere | 214 | |
An Interview with Malcolm X: A Candid Conversation with the Militant Major-domo of the Black Muslims | 218 | |
Wallace | 235 | |
Mystery and Manners | 267 | |
The Negro Revolt Against "The Negro Leaders" | 268 | |
III | The Mountaintop | 281 |
"I Have a Dream ..." | 285 | |
Capital Is Occupied by a Gentle Army | 288 | |
Bloody Sunday | 292 | |
Mississippi: The Fallen Paradise | 318 | |
This Quiet Dust | 328 | |
When Watts Burned | 346 | |
After Watts: Violence in the City - And End or a Beginning? | 348 | |
The Brilliancy of Black | 352 | |
Representative | 367 | |
The Second Coming of Martin Luther King | 370 | |
Martin Luther King Is Still on the Case | 389 | |
IV | Twilight | 409 |
"Keep On A-Walking, Children" | 413 | |
"We in a War - Or Haven't Anybody Told You That?" | 450 | |
Radical Chic: That Party at Lenny's | 463 | |
Choosing to Stay at Home: Ten Years After the March on Washington | 478 | |
A Hostile and Welcoming Workplace | 486 | |
State Secrets | 499 | |
Grady's Gift | 517 | |
Acknowledgments | 529 | |
Permissions Acknowledgments | 531 | |
Index | 533 |
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