INTRODUCTION: BROWN V. BOARD OF
EDUCATION - FIFTY YEARS OF EDUCATIONAL
CHANGE IN THE UNITED STATES
V.P. Franklin Page 1
“HE SAID HE WOULDN’T HELP ME GET A JIM CROW BUS”: THE SHIFTING TERMS OF
THE CHALLENGE TO SEGREGATED PUBLIC EDUCATION, 1950-1954
Brett Gadsen Page 9
“WE WILL BE READY WHENEVER THEY ARE ”: AFRICAN AMERICAN TEACHERS
AND THE DESEGREGATION OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, 1954-1966
Sonya Ramsey Page 29
THE LAUNCHING OF THE SIT-IN MOVEMENT: THE ROLE OF BLACK WOMEN AT
BENNETT COLLEGE
Deidre B. Flowers Page 52
FROM DESEGREGATION TO RESEGREGATION: PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN NORFOLK,
VIRGINIA, 1954-2002
Mary C. Doyle Page 64
TUFTS UNIVERSITY ’S INVOLVEMENT IN PUBLIC SCHOOL DESEGREGATION
IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, 1960-1980
Amy Rutenberg Page 84
INTEGRATION AND INCLUSION – A TROUBLING NEXUS: RACE , DISABILITY,
AND SPECIAL EDUCATION
David J. Connor and Beth A. Ferri Page 107
DISCOURSES OF DIFFERENCE AND THE OVERREPRESENTATION OF
BLACK STUDENTS IN SPECIAL EDUCATION
Kathy-Anne Jordan Page 128
REPRESENTATIONS OF BROWN V. BOARD OF EDUCATION IN SELECTED
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
Gregory Bynum Page 150
BOOK REVIEWS
Gregory J.W. Urwin, BLACK FLAG OVER DIXIE : RACIAL ATROCITIES AND
REPRISALS IN THE CIVIL WAR
Christopher M. Span Page 167
Derek Vaillant, SOUNDS OF REFORM: PROGRESSIVISM AND MUSIC IN CHICAGO , 1863-1935.
Charles Branham Page 168
Steven D. Classen, WATCHING JIM CROW: THE STRUGGLES OVER MISSISSIPPI TV, 1955-1969
Stephan Bradley Page 170
Lewis V. Baldwin and Amiri YaSin Al-Hadid, BETWEEN CROSS AND CRESENT:
CHRISTIAN AND MUSLIM PERSPECTIVES ON MALCOLM AND MARTIN
Mark L. Chapman Page 172
Scot Brown, FIGHTING FOR US: MAULANA KARENGA,THE US ORGANIZATION,
AND BLACK CULTURAL NATIONALISM
Joy Ann Williamson Page 175
Andrew Warnes, HUNGER OVERCOME? FOOD RESISTANCE IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY
AFRICAN AMERICAN LITERATURE
Tiffany A. Flowers Page 177
James Jennings, WELFARE REFORM AND THE REVITALIZATION OF INNER CITY NEIGHBORHOODS
Lionel Kimble, Jr. Page 178
Elizabeth C. Fine, SOULSTEPPING: AFRICAN AMERICAN STEP SHOWS
Gloria Harper Dickinson Page 180
Carolyn West, VIOLENCE IN THE LIVES OF BLACK WOMEN: BATTERED BLACK AND BLUE
Monica A. White Page 182
Abdul Alkalimat, THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN CYBERSPACE: A RESOURCE
GUIDE TO THE BEST WEB SITES ON BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY
Donna Thompson Ray Page 184
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Carter G. Woodson Distinguished Lecturers, 2004-2005 Page 187
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V.P. Franklin 187
INTRODUCTION:
HIP HOP IN HISTORY: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Derrick P. Alridge and James B. Stewart 190
MESSAGE IN THE MUSIC: POLITICAL COMMENTARY IN BLACK POPULAR
MUSIC FROM RHYTHM AND BLUES TO EARLY HIP HOP
James B. Stewart 196
FROM CIVIL RIGHTS TO HIP-HOP: TOWARD A NEXUS OF IDEAS
Derrick P. Alridge 226
OPPOSITIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS WITHIN AN OPPOSITIONAL REALM:
THE CASE OF FEMINISM AND WOMANISM IN RAP AND HIP HOP, 1976-2004
Layli Phillips, Kerri Reddick-Morgan, and Dionne Patricia Stephens 253
IN SEARCH OF THE “REVOLUTIONARY GENERATION”: (EN)GENDERING THE
GOLDEN AGE OF RAP NATIONALISM
Charise Cheney 278
“OF ALL OUR STUDIES, HISTORY IS BEST QUALIFIED TO REWARD OUR RESEARCH”:
BLACK HISTORY’S RELEVANCE TO THE HIP HOP GENERATION
Pero Gaglo Dagbovie 299
BOOK REVIEWS
Carol Faulkner, WOMEN’S RADICAL RECONSTRUCTION: THE FREEDMEN’S AID MOVEMENT
Linda M. Perkins 324
Albert G. Miller, ELEVATING THE RACE: THEOPHILUS G. STEWARD, BLACK THEOLOGY,
AND THE MAKING OF AFRICAN AMERICAN CIVIL SOCIETY, 1865-1924
Kennetta Hammond Perry 326
Jerry Gershenhorn, MELVILLE HERSKOVITS AND THE RACIAL POLITICS OF KNOWLEDGE
Vernon J. Williams, Jr. 328
Gerald Horne, RACE WAR: WHITE SUPREMACY AND THE JAPANESE
ATTACK ON THE BRITISH EMPIRE
William Banks 330
Heather Ann Thompson, WHOSE DETROIT ? POLITICS, LABOR, AND RACE IN A NORTHERN CITY
Lionel Kimble, Jr. 332
David L. Chappell, A STONE OF HOPE: PROPHETIC RELIGION AND THE DEATH OF JIM CROW
Donald Cunnigen 334
Dionne Danns, SOMETHING BETTER FOR OUR CHILDREN: BLACK
ORGANIZATION IN THE CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 1963-1971
Adah Ward Randolph 336
Michael Bonds, RACE, POLITCS, AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUNDING:
THE DISCOLOR OF MONEY
Max Grinnell 338
Gayle T.Tate and Lewis A. Randolph, eds., DIMENSIONS OF BLACK
CONSERVATISM IN THE UNITED STATES
Ellwood Watson 340
Magnificent Montague with Bob Baker, BURN, BABY! BURN! THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY
OF THE MAGNIFICENT MONTAGUE
Korey Bowers Brown 342
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In Memoriam: Edna Beatrice Chappell McKenzie, Ph.D. 345
“MARSA NEVER SOT AUNT REBECCA DOWN”: ENSLAVED WOMEN,
RELIGION, AND SOCIAL POWER IN THE ANTEBELLUM SOUTH
Brenda E. Stevenson 345
“THERE WON’T BE ANY RICH PEOPLE IN HEAVEN”: THE BLACK CHRIST,
WHITE HYPOCRISY, AND THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO W.E.B. DU BOIS
Edward J. Blum 368
STAYING IN PLACE : BLACK MIGRATION, THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT,
AND THE WAR ON POVERTY IN THE RURAL SOUTH
Greta de Jong 387
DESEGREGATION AND EFFECTIVE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP:
TRACKING SUCCESS, 1954-1980
Janell Drone 410
BOOK REVIEWS
Judith A. Carney, BLACK RICE: THE AFRICAN ORIGINS OF RICE CULTIVATION
IN THE AMERICANS
Keith Dawson 422
Laurent Dubois, AVENGERS OF THE NEW WORLD: THE STORY OF THE HAITIAN
REVOLUTION
Chris Dixon 424
Jennifer L. Morgan, LABORING WOMEN: REPRODUCTION AND GENDER IN
NEW WORLD SLAVERY
Christina S. Haynes 426
Franny Nudelman, JOHN BROWN’S BODY: SLAVERY, VIOLENCE, AND
THE CULTURE OF WAR
Stanley Harrold 428
Michael J. Bennett, UNION JACKS: YANKEE SAILORS IN THE CIVIL WAR
Steven J. Ramold 430
Alecia P. Long, THE GREAT SOUTHERN BABYLON : SEX, RACE, AND RESPECTABILITY
IN NEW ORLEANS , 1865-1920
Melinda Chateauvert 432
Daylanne K. English, UNNATURAL SELECTIONS: EUGENICS IN AMERICAN
MODERNISM AND THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE
Johnny Williams 434
Ibrahim Sundiata, BROTHERS AND STRANGERS: BLACK ZION , BLACK
SLAVERY, 1914-1940
Tony Martin 436
Joyce Blackwell, NO PEACE WITHOUT FREEDOM: RACE AND THE
WOMEN’S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM, 1915-1975
Floris Barnett Cash 439
Neil Lanctot, NEGRO LEAGUE BASEBALL: THE RISE AND RUIN OF A BLACK INSTITUTION
Steven A. Reiss 441
Ron Thomas, THEY CLEARED THE LANE: THE NBA’S BLACK PIONEERS
Susan J. Rayl 443
Peter J. Ling and Sharon Monteith, eds. GENDER AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
Paul C. Young 446
Winfred E. Pitts, A VICTORY OF SORTS: DESEGREGATION IN A SOUTHERN COMMUNITY
David Lucander 448
Amilcar Shabazz, ADVANCING DEMOCRACY: AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE
STRUGGLE FOR ACCESS AND EQUALITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN TEXAS
Kassie Freeman 450
Patricia Williams, OPEN HOUSE: OF FAMILY, FOOD, PIANO LESSONS, AND
THE SEARCH FOR A ROOM OF MY OWN
Genna Rae McNeil 452
ANNOUNCEMENTS 455
TO OUR READERS AND SUBSCRIBERS
V.P. Franklin 455
REMEMBERING JOHN H. JOHNSON
June O. Patton 456
Carter G. Woodson Distinguished Lecturers, 2005-2006 458
INDEX TO VOLUME 90 479
RELIGION, AND SOCIAL POWER IN THE ANTEBELLUM SOUTH
Brenda E. Stevenson 345
“THERE WON’T BE ANY RICH PEOPLE IN HEAVEN”: THE BLACK CHRIST,
WHITE HYPOCRISY, AND THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO W.E.B. DU BOIS
Edward J. Blum 368
STAYING IN PLACE : BLACK MIGRATION, THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT,
AND THE WAR ON POVERTY IN THE RURAL SOUTH
Greta de Jong 387
DESEGREGATION AND EFFECTIVE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP:
TRACKING SUCCESS, 1954-1980
Janell Drone 410
BOOK REVIEWS
Judith A. Carney, BLACK RICE: THE AFRICAN ORIGINS OF RICE CULTIVATION
IN THE AMERICANS
Keith Dawson 422
Laurent Dubois, AVENGERS OF THE NEW WORLD: THE STORY OF THE HAITIAN
REVOLUTION
Chris Dixon 424
Jennifer L. Morgan, LABORING WOMEN: REPRODUCTION AND GENDER IN
NEW WORLD SLAVERY
Christina S. Haynes 426
Franny Nudelman, JOHN BROWN’S BODY: SLAVERY, VIOLENCE, AND
THE CULTURE OF WAR
Stanley Harrold 428
Michael J. Bennett, UNION JACKS: YANKEE SAILORS IN THE CIVIL WAR
Steven J. Ramold 430
Alecia P. Long, THE GREAT SOUTHERN BABYLON : SEX, RACE, AND RESPECTABILITY
IN NEW ORLEANS , 1865-1920
Melinda Chateauvert 432
Daylanne K. English, UNNATURAL SELECTIONS: EUGENICS IN AMERICAN
MODERNISM AND THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE
Johnny Williams 434
Ibrahim Sundiata, BROTHERS AND STRANGERS: BLACK ZION , BLACK
SLAVERY, 1914-1940
Tony Martin 436
Joyce Blackwell, NO PEACE WITHOUT FREEDOM: RACE AND THE
WOMEN’S INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR PEACE AND FREEDOM, 1915-1975
Floris Barnett Cash 439
Neil Lanctot, NEGRO LEAGUE BASEBALL: THE RISE AND RUIN OF A BLACK INSTITUTION
Steven A. Reiss 441
Ron Thomas, THEY CLEARED THE LANE: THE NBA’S BLACK PIONEERS
Susan J. Rayl 443
Peter J. Ling and Sharon Monteith, eds. GENDER AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
Paul C. Young 446
Winfred E. Pitts, A VICTORY OF SORTS: DESEGREGATION IN A SOUTHERN COMMUNITY
David Lucander 448
Amilcar Shabazz, ADVANCING DEMOCRACY: AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE
STRUGGLE FOR ACCESS AND EQUALITY IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN TEXAS
Kassie Freeman 450
Patricia Williams, OPEN HOUSE: OF FAMILY, FOOD, PIANO LESSONS, AND
THE SEARCH FOR A ROOM OF MY OWN
Genna Rae McNeil 452
ANNOUNCEMENTS 455
TO OUR READERS AND SUBSCRIBERS
V.P. Franklin 455
REMEMBERING JOHN H. JOHNSON
June O. Patton 456
Carter G. Woodson Distinguished Lecturers, 2005-2006 458
INDEX TO VOLUME 90 479
| Volume 90, Issue 1/2 Winter/Spring 2005 Special Issue: “Brown v. Board of Education: Fifty Years of Educational Change in the United States, 1954-2004” |
| Volume 90, No. 3 Summer 2005 Special Issue: “The History of Hip Hop” |
Volume 90, No. 4 Fall 2005 |
| 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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