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Acknowledgments | ||
Preface | ||
Introduction: Black American Nationalism: Definition, Background, Concepts | 1 | |
1 | The Cultural Context of Black Nationalism: Racist Ideology and the Civilizing Mission | 13 |
2 | The Historical Context of Black Nationalism: The Quest for American Nationality | 31 |
3 | Martin Robison Delany: The Economic and Cultural Contexts of Imperialism | 43 |
4 | Alexander Crummell: Religious, Moral, and Cultural Legitimation of Imperialism | 70 |
5 | Henry McNeal Turner: The Cultural Imperative of Imperialism | 92 |
6 | Black American Nationalism and Africa: Ambivalence and Paradoxes | 111 |
Notes | 153 | |
Bibliography | 166 | |
Index | 183 |
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