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Introduction: Incarcerating the American Dream: the New Racial Domain, Criminal Justice, and the Prison Industrial Complex--Manning Marable
• PART I: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND THE NEW RACIAL DOMAIN * Reconstructing Race and Crime: The Radical Tradition Revisited--Tony Platt
• The Condemnation of Little B--Elaine Brown
• The Rockefeller Drug Laws--Robert Gangi
• Racism and Capital Punishment--George Kendall
• In Defense of Mumia--Leonard Weinglass
• Living While Black--Charles Ogletree
• PART II: WOMEN, VIOLENCE, AND INCARCERATION * The Impact of the Prison Industrial Complex on African-American Women--Natalie J. Sokoloff
• Toward a Black Feminist Liberation Agenda: Race, Gender, and Violence--Kristen Clarke
• The Female Bogeyman: Political Implications of Criminalizing Black Women--Julia Jordan-Zachary
• A bad Relationship: Violence in the Lives of Incarcerated Black Women--Nikki Jones
• PART III: RACISM, LAW, AND PUBLIC POLICY * Reassessing Race Specificity in American Law and Public Policy--Lorenzo Morris
• "Tell the Court I Love My [Indian] Wife:" Interrogating Race and Self-Identity in Loving v. Virginia--Arica L. Coleman
• Resistance, Redemption, and Transformation: African-American Prisoners Living with the HIV/AIDS Virus--Laura T. Fishman
• PART IV: FIRST PERSON: INSIDE U.S. PRISONS * "A True Democracy:" Talking with Eddie Ellis--Blanca Vazquez
• From Object to Subject: Jazz Hayden--Russell Rickford
• Political Prisoners and Black Radicalism--Safiya Bukharl
• Political Riddles: Bitten, Seduced, and Fooled--Alejo Dao'ud
• A Victim to Passion--Robert Sanchez
• What Does the Ghetto Mean?--Robert Sanchez
• Manipulator under Manipulation Shh: Mums--Geoff Ward
• PART V: VOTING RIGHTS AND DISENFRANCHISEMENT * Felon Voting Rights and the Disenfranchisement of African-Americans--Christopher Uggen, Jeff Manza & Angela Behrans
• Jim Crow Is Alive and Well in the 21st Century: Felony Disenfranchisement and the Silencing of the African-American Voice--Ryan Scott King
• The Policy of Disfranchisement--Keesha Middlemass
• PART VI: CHALLENGING THE PRISON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX * State of Emergency--Angela Y. Davis
• From Punishment to Rehabilitation: Empowering African-American Youths--Monique Williams & Isis Sapp-Grant
• Crime Prevention in the African-American Community: Lessons from the Nation of Islam--Shaun L. Gabiddon
• Wesley Robert Wells and the Civil Rights Congress Campaign--Theodore Hamm
• Prepared to Govern Justly--Van Jones
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reviewed Racializing Justice, Disenfranchising Lives on March 22, 2012 Racializing Justice, Disenfranchising Lives
Four short lectures from c. 1900 - 2 by Booker T; 2 by WEBD.
Most notable about Booker T is his tactical admiration for white civilization (going so far as to see the silver lining in slavery - the chance to shed the savagery of Africa and begin to learn from the white man). He also expresses a patient and non-threatening desire to lift the negro race up to the level of the white in due time, and makes a strong connection between good honest work and dignity and success (and the necessity of erasing the negative attitudes towards manual labor caused by slavery).
DuBois's first essay recounts the South's rejection of the industrial revolution in favor of King Cotton, and the New South's process of catching up with the North after the Civil War. DuBois takes a much more negative, angry view of Redemption / Jim Crow, especially the stifling of the 15th Amendment and the re-establishment of slavery in all but name (peonage/sharecropping). Sees strength in urban migration and "Group Economy" - closed economic circle of Negros, largely independent from whites. Sees the south stuck between a desire to industrialize, and a refusal to allow the blacks to become a viable, educated working class...
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