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| Preface | v | |
| Introduction | vii | |
| Part I | Issues in Black Public Life | |
| Why Is There No Black Political Movement? | 3 | |
| The Curse of "Community" | 10 | |
| Romancing Jim Crow | 14 | |
| Have We Exhaled Yet? | 25 | |
| We Were Framed | 29 | |
| What Color Is Antisemitism? | 33 | |
| The Rise of Louis Farrakhan | 37 | |
| Triumph of the Tuskegee Will | 61 | |
| Martyrs and False Populists | 64 | |
| Tokens of the White Left | 71 | |
| "What Are the Drums Saying, Booker?": The Curious Role of the Black Public Intellectual | 77 | |
| Part II | Equality & Ideology in American Politics | |
| The Underclass Myth | 93 | |
| Pimping Poverty, Then and Now | 101 | |
| Liberals, I Do Despise | 109 | |
| Kiss the Family Good-bye | 113 | |
| A Polluted Debate | 119 | |
| Nasty Habits | 124 | |
| A Livable Wage | 128 | |
| Token Equality | 133 | |
| Skin Deep | 139 | |
| The Content of Our Cardiovascular | 144 | |
| Looking Backward | 148 | |
| Part III | The Question of Practice | |
| Posing As Politics | 167 | |
| Ethnic Studies and Pluralist Politics | 171 | |
| The Battle of Liberty Monument | 180 | |
| Looking Back at Brown | 187 | |
| Sectarians on the Prowl | 192 | |
| "Fayettenam," 1969: Tales from a G.I. Coffeehouse | 196 | |
| The Longer March | 203 | |
| Building Solidarity | 207 |
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Add Class Notes : Posing as Politics and Other Thoughts on the American Scene, Essays on labor and race from one of America's most provocative and insightfulintellectuals. Adolph Reed, Jr. has earned a national reputation for his nuanced and often searing evaluations of American politics. In the nation's leading liberal journals, Re, Class Notes : Posing as Politics and Other Thoughts on the American Scene to your collection on WonderClub |