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List of Illustrations viii
List of Tables ix
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction: The Quest for Racial Equality in Phoenix 1
Power Concedes Nothing without Demand
The Black Professional Tradition 25
Tuskegee, World War II, and the New Black Activism 63
Mobilization, Agitation, and Protest 89
Creative and Persistent
Resistance and Interracial Dissent 133
The Quickening 173
Black and Chicano Leadership and the Struggle for Access and Opportunity 199
Moving Forward Counterclockwise
The Struggle for Racial Equality in Phoenix, 1980-2000 225
Conclusion: Racial Uplift in Phoenix 267
African American Population in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area and Selected Suburbs, 2000 285
Regional Racial Distribution in Selected Arizona Cities, 2000 286
Selected American Western Cities with Black Populations Exceeding Fifty Thousand as of 2000 287
Ragsdale Businesses and Financial Enterprises 288
Professional Organizations and Boards for which Lincoln Ragsdale Served 289
Professional Organizations and Boards for which Eleanor Ragsdale Served 290
Lincoln Ragsdale's Honors and Distinctions 291
Notes 293
Bibliography 341
Index 369
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