| The Journal of African American History Volume 87, 2002 Index |
IN MEMORIUM: JOHN W. BLASSINGAME
by Robert L. Harris, Jr.
"LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION": THE CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICAN
AMERICANS - INTRODUCTION TO A JOURNEY
by V.P. Franklin 1
"I SAW THE BOOK TALK": SLAVE READINGS OF THE FIRST GREAT AWAKENING
by Frank Lambert 12
AUNT JEMIMA IN DIALECTICS: GENOVESE ON SLAVE CULTURE by James D. Anderson 26
THE EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES OF BLACK COLLEGE STUDENTS,1868-1940
by Monroe H. Little 43
DIAMONDS IN IOWA: BLACKS, BUXTON, AND BASEBALL
by Janice A. Beran 56
THE RESPONSE OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN PRESS TO THE UNITED STATES
OCCUPATION OF HAITI, 1915-1934
by Henry Lewis Suggs 70
RONALD REAGAN AND THE STRUGGLE FOR BLACK DIGNITY IN CINEMA, 1937-1953
by Stephen Vaughn 83
LOS ANGELES ZOOT: RACE "RIOT," THE PACHUCO, AND BLACK MUSIC CULTURE
by Douglas Henry Daniels 98
THE SPLIT-LABOR PHENOMENON: ITS IMPACT ON WEST INDIAN WORKERS AS
A MARGINAL WORKING CLASS IN BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, 1948-1962
by Lydia Lindsey 119
TELLING THE TRUTH: ALICE CHILDRESS AS THEORIST AND PLAYWRIGHT
by Olga Dugan 146
BIOGRAPHY, RACE VINDICATION, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN INTELLECTUALS
by V.P. Franklin and Bettye Collier-Thomas 160
INTRODUCTION – CULTURAL CAPITAL AND AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATION
by V.P. Franklin 175
BUILDING UPON CULTURAL CAPITAL: THOMAS JEFFERSON FERGUSON
AND THE ALBANY ENTERPRISE ACADEMY IN SOUTHWEST OHIO, 1863- 1886
by Adah Ward Randolph 182
“I MUST LEARN NOW OR NOT AT ALL”: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CAPITAL IN
THE EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES OF FORMERLY ENSLAVED AFRICAN
AMERICANS IN MISSISSIPPI, 1862-1869
by Christopher M. Span 196
CULTURAL CAPITAL AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN AGENCY: THE ECONOMIC
STRUGGLE FOR EFFECTIVE EDUCATION FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS IN
FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE, 1890-1967
by Carter Julian Savage 206
“MAINTAINING A HOME FOR GIRLS”: THE IOWA FEDERATION OF COLORED
WOMEN’S CLUBS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, 1919-1950
by Richard M. Breaux 236
COMMUNITY, COMMITMENT, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATION:
THE JACKSON SCHOOL IN SMITH COUNTY TEXAS, 1925-1954
by Peggy B. Gill 256
PARADISE LOST? TEACHERS’ PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF CULTURAL
CAPITAL IN THE SEGREGATED SCHOOLS OF NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
by Monica A. White 269
RECONCIDERING THE “FORCED” EXODUS OF 1829: FREE BLACK EMIGRATION
FROM CINCINNATI, OHIO TO WILBERFORCE, CANADA
by Nikki Taylor 283
THE BANNEKER LITERARY INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA: AFRICAN AMERICAN
INTELLECTUAL ACTIVISM BEFORE THE WAR OF THE SLAVEHOLDERS’ REBELLION
by Tony Martin 303
W. E. B. DUBOIS AND THE JEWS: A LIFETIME OF OPPOSING ANTISEMITISM
by Benjamin Sevitch 323
PAUL ROBESON AND THE BLACK PRESS; THE 1950 PASSPORT CONTROVERSY
by Barbara J. Beeching 339
LIFE QUESTIONS: MEMORIES OF WOMEN CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS
by Kim Lacy Rogers 355
ANNOUNCEMENTS 369
NEW PERSPECTIVES ON AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY: INTRODUCTION
by Linda M. Perkins 369
“CLOTHING THEMSELVES IN INTELLIGENCE”: THE FREEDPEOPLE, SCHOOLING,
AND NORTHERN TEACHERS, 1861-1871
by Heather Andrea Williams 372
“WOMANHOOD GLORIFIED”: NANNIE HELEN BURROUGHS AND THE
NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS, INC, 1909-1961
by Traki L. Taylor 390
HOWARD UNIVERSITY AND U.S. FOREIGN AFFAIRS DURING THE
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION, 1933-1945
by Clifford L. Muse 403
THE EARLY YEARS OF THE UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND, 1943-1960
by Shuana K. Tucker 416
HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW: AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN, RADICAL FEMINISM,
AND THE ORIGINS OF WOMEN’S STUDIES PROGRAMS, 1967- 1974
by V.P. Franklin 433
RECENT BOOKS ON AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY 446
ANNOUNCEMENTS 450
by Robert L. Harris, Jr.
"LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION": THE CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICAN
AMERICANS - INTRODUCTION TO A JOURNEY
by V.P. Franklin 1
"I SAW THE BOOK TALK": SLAVE READINGS OF THE FIRST GREAT AWAKENING
by Frank Lambert 12
AUNT JEMIMA IN DIALECTICS: GENOVESE ON SLAVE CULTURE by James D. Anderson 26
THE EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES OF BLACK COLLEGE STUDENTS,1868-1940
by Monroe H. Little 43
DIAMONDS IN IOWA: BLACKS, BUXTON, AND BASEBALL
by Janice A. Beran 56
THE RESPONSE OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN PRESS TO THE UNITED STATES
OCCUPATION OF HAITI, 1915-1934
by Henry Lewis Suggs 70
RONALD REAGAN AND THE STRUGGLE FOR BLACK DIGNITY IN CINEMA, 1937-1953
by Stephen Vaughn 83
LOS ANGELES ZOOT: RACE "RIOT," THE PACHUCO, AND BLACK MUSIC CULTURE
by Douglas Henry Daniels 98
THE SPLIT-LABOR PHENOMENON: ITS IMPACT ON WEST INDIAN WORKERS AS
A MARGINAL WORKING CLASS IN BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, 1948-1962
by Lydia Lindsey 119
TELLING THE TRUTH: ALICE CHILDRESS AS THEORIST AND PLAYWRIGHT
by Olga Dugan 146
BIOGRAPHY, RACE VINDICATION, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN INTELLECTUALS
by V.P. Franklin and Bettye Collier-Thomas 160
INTRODUCTION – CULTURAL CAPITAL AND AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATION
by V.P. Franklin 175
BUILDING UPON CULTURAL CAPITAL: THOMAS JEFFERSON FERGUSON
AND THE ALBANY ENTERPRISE ACADEMY IN SOUTHWEST OHIO, 1863- 1886
by Adah Ward Randolph 182
“I MUST LEARN NOW OR NOT AT ALL”: SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CAPITAL IN
THE EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES OF FORMERLY ENSLAVED AFRICAN
AMERICANS IN MISSISSIPPI, 1862-1869
by Christopher M. Span 196
CULTURAL CAPITAL AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN AGENCY: THE ECONOMIC
STRUGGLE FOR EFFECTIVE EDUCATION FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS IN
FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE, 1890-1967
by Carter Julian Savage 206
“MAINTAINING A HOME FOR GIRLS”: THE IOWA FEDERATION OF COLORED
WOMEN’S CLUBS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, 1919-1950
by Richard M. Breaux 236
COMMUNITY, COMMITMENT, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATION:
THE JACKSON SCHOOL IN SMITH COUNTY TEXAS, 1925-1954
by Peggy B. Gill 256
PARADISE LOST? TEACHERS’ PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE OF CULTURAL
CAPITAL IN THE SEGREGATED SCHOOLS OF NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
by Monica A. White 269
RECONCIDERING THE “FORCED” EXODUS OF 1829: FREE BLACK EMIGRATION
FROM CINCINNATI, OHIO TO WILBERFORCE, CANADA
by Nikki Taylor 283
THE BANNEKER LITERARY INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA: AFRICAN AMERICAN
INTELLECTUAL ACTIVISM BEFORE THE WAR OF THE SLAVEHOLDERS’ REBELLION
by Tony Martin 303
W. E. B. DUBOIS AND THE JEWS: A LIFETIME OF OPPOSING ANTISEMITISM
by Benjamin Sevitch 323
PAUL ROBESON AND THE BLACK PRESS; THE 1950 PASSPORT CONTROVERSY
by Barbara J. Beeching 339
LIFE QUESTIONS: MEMORIES OF WOMEN CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS
by Kim Lacy Rogers 355
ANNOUNCEMENTS 369
NEW PERSPECTIVES ON AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY: INTRODUCTION
by Linda M. Perkins 369
“CLOTHING THEMSELVES IN INTELLIGENCE”: THE FREEDPEOPLE, SCHOOLING,
AND NORTHERN TEACHERS, 1861-1871
by Heather Andrea Williams 372
“WOMANHOOD GLORIFIED”: NANNIE HELEN BURROUGHS AND THE
NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS, INC, 1909-1961
by Traki L. Taylor 390
HOWARD UNIVERSITY AND U.S. FOREIGN AFFAIRS DURING THE
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION, 1933-1945
by Clifford L. Muse 403
THE EARLY YEARS OF THE UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND, 1943-1960
by Shuana K. Tucker 416
HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW: AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN, RADICAL FEMINISM,
AND THE ORIGINS OF WOMEN’S STUDIES PROGRAMS, 1967- 1974
by V.P. Franklin 433
RECENT BOOKS ON AFRICAN AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY 446
ANNOUNCEMENTS 450
| Number 1 Winter 2002 Inaugural Issue: "The Past Before Us" |
| Number 2 Spring 2002 Special Issue: "Cultural Capital and African American Education" |
| Number 3 Summer 2002 |
| Number 4 Fall 2002 Special Issue: "New Perspectives on African American Educational History" |
| The Journal of African American History |
| Formerly The Journal of Negro History Founded by Carter G. Woodson, January 1, 1916 A Publication of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History |
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