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| Introduction | xi | |
| Part I | The Medium and the Message: The Dorsey Collection and the Black Portrait in the Popular Press | |
| 1. | Of Politics, Religion, and Popular Culture | 5 |
| 2. | Of Race, Sex, and Lynching | 33 |
| Part II | Occupations and Making a Living | |
| 3. | The "Unskilled" Majority | 63 |
| 4. | Owners, Artisans, and Entrepreneurs | 98 |
| 5. | Education and Educators | 134 |
| 6. | The Learned Occupations | 166 |
| 7. | Politics, Politicians, and Civil Servants | 197 |
| Part III | The Web of Organization: Religion, Race, Class, and Recreation | |
| 8. | The Churches | 231 |
| 9. | Race Pride and Race Relations | 253 |
| 10. | Organization and Social Class | 279 |
| 11. | Recreation, Entertainment, and Postscriptum to William Henry Dorsey | 309 |
| Part IV | William Dorsey's City and Ours | |
| 12. | Survivals and Evolution: The Black City Today | 337 |
| 13. | Transition: From There to Here | 354 |
| 14. | A Common Destiny: Prospects for the Black City | 374 |
| Appendix I. | The William Henry Dorsey Collection at Cheyney State University | 411 |
| Appendix II. | Sources for William Dorsey and His Family | 413 |
| Appendix III. | Philadelphians Most Noted in the Dorsey Collection | 416 |
| Appendix IV. | "Elite" Philadelphians, 1860s and 1890s | 420 |
| Notes | 423 | |
| Index | 459 |
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| $120.00 | Digital |
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