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Foreword: Full Circle Charles E. Cobb, Jr. xi
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction Charles M. Payne 1
Projecting Imagination Beyond Circumstance
To Build a New Jerusalem Steven Hahn 15
"We Are Rising as a People": The Content of Instruction in Freedmen's School Robert C. Morris 19
Building the Army of Democracy
The Birth of the Citizenship Schools: Entwining the Struggles for Literacy and Freedom David Levine 25
"They Walk, Talk, and Act Like New People": Citizenship Education Program in Southeastern Georgia, 1960-1975 Deanna M. Gillespie 42
"Give Light and the People Will Find a Way": Ella Baker and Teaching as Politics Charles M. Payne 56
The 1960s: From Freedom to Liberation
Prospectus for a Summer Freedom School Program Charles E. Cobb, Jr. 67
Organizing Freedom Schools Charles E. Cobb, Jr. 69
Freedom, Liberation, Accommodation: Politics and Pedagogy in SNCC and the Black Panther Party Daniel Perlstein 75
Minds Still Stayed on Freedom? Reflections on Politics, Consensus, and Pedagogy in the African American Freedom Struggle Fannie Theresa Rushing 95
"The World Is a Child's Classroom": An Analysis of the Black PantherParty's Oakland Community School Charles E. Jones Jonathan Gayles 100
Sankofa: Looking Back to Look Forward-Contemporary Expressions of Education for Liberation
My Sister, My Brother, Myself: Critical Exploration of Sexism and Misogyny at the Brotherhood/Sister Sol Susan Wilcox 117
And Who Gets to Define "Freedom"? An Exchange on the Sunflower County Freedom Project-May-June 2005 William Ayers Chris Myers Asch 130
Project Daniel: A Church-Based Enrichment Program of Liberation for African American Boys Michael G. Hayes 150
"Freedom Is a Constant Struggle": The Story of the Bushwick School for Social Justice and Make the Road by Walking Hollyce C. Giles 159
The Black Student Leadership Network's Summer Freedom School Program Sekou M. Franklin 177
The P-O-W-E-R of Children's Defense Fund Freedom Schools Gale Seiler 191
Emancipatory Education Versus School-Based Violence Prevention Randolph G. Potts 201
Profile of an Independent Black Institution: African-Centered Education at Work Carol D. Lee 208
Rebel Musics: African Diaspora Popular Culture and Critical Literacy Pedagogies Ernest Morrell 222
Afterword Carol Sills Strickland 235
References 237
About the Editors and the Contributors 253
Index 257
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Kirk Smith
reviewed Teach Freedom: Education for Liberation in the African-American Tradition on August 17, 2019
Teach Freedom: Education for Liberation in the African-American Tradition
It is amazing that after almost 75 years this book remains at the forefront of forward thinking. More than just a book, it is a manual; blue print rather for the uplifting and enlightening of a people without the common stowaway of blaming "the-man" as the father, author, creator, and personified of every woe upon the African American people. More amazing yet is that after 75 years the content and thermos of the book remain sound and accurate. The years may have passed but the spirit in which this book was written; the solutions that it gives; and the unequivocal wisdom that lies with in has not. This should most definitely be required reading in every high school English class across America.
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