INDEX TO VOLUME 100

The Journal of African American History

Volume 100, No. 1 Winter 2015

“Centennial Perspectives, 1915-2015”

Contents

THE POWER TO DEFINE: AFRICAN AMERICAN SCHOLARS, ACTIVISM, AND

SOCIAL CHANGE, 1916-2015

V. P. Franklin… 1

THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION AND THE CENTRAL QUESTION OF AFRICAN

AMERICAN HISTORY

Gerald Horne… 26

FRANCES ELLEN WATKINS: FAMILY LEGACY AND ANTEBELLUM ACTIVISM

Margaret Washington… 59

BLACK/AFRICANA STUDIES, THEN AND NOW: RECONSTRUCTING A CENTURY

OF INTELLECTUAL INQUIRY AND POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT, 1915-2015

James B. Stewart… 87

ESSAY REVIEW

MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR: DIPLOMAT, PROPHET, AND GLOBAL VISIONARY

Genna Rae McNeil… 119

BOOK REVIEWS

Terrance M. Weik, THE ARCHEOLOGY OF ANTISLAVERY RESISTANCE

Irvin D. S. Winsboro… 135

Lucia Stanton, “THOSE WHO LABOR FOR MY HAPPINESS”: SLAVERY AT THOMAS

JEFFERSON’S MONTICELLO

Gregory D. Smithers… 137

Michele Lise Tarter and Richard Bell, eds., BURIED LIVES: INCARCERATION IN EARLY

AMERICA

Marcus P. Nevius… 138

Lewis Clarke and Carver Gayton, NARRATIVE OF THE SUFFERINGS OF LEWIS CLARKE

Jack Carson… 142

Loren Schweninger, FAMILIES IN CRISIS IN THE OLD SOUTH: DIVORCE, SLAVERY,

AND THE LAW

CaVar Reid… 143

Gregory D. Smithers, SLAVE BREEDING: SEX, VIOLENCE, AND MEMORY IN AFRICAN

AMERICAN HISTORY

Ira Lee Berlet… 145

Bland Simpson, TWO CAPTAINS FROM CAROLINA: MOSES GRANDY, JOHN NEWLAND

MAFITT, AND THE COMING OF THE CIVIL WAR

Antwain K. Hunter… 147

James M. Paradis, AFRICAN AMERICANS AND THE GETTYSBURG CAMPAIGN

Kathryn Green… 150

Jim Downs, SICK FROM FREEDOM: AFRICAN-AMERICAN ILLNESS AND SUFFERING

DURING THE CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION

Cassandra L. Newby-Alexander… 151

Lawrence Schenbeck, RACIAL UPLIFT AND AMERICAN MUSIC, 1878-1943

Katharine Bausch… 154

Mabel O. Wilson, NEGRO BUILDING: BLACK AMERICANS IN THE WORLD FAIRS AND

MUSEUMS

Taulby H. Edmondson… 156

Stephanie Leigh Batiste, DARKENING MIRRORS: IMPERIAL REPRESENTATION IN

DEPRESSION-ERA AFRICAN AMERICAN PERFORMANCE

Joanna Dee Das… 158

Richard Bone and Richard A. Courage, THE MUSE IN BRONZEVILLE: AFRICAN

AMERICAN CREATIVE EXPRESSION IN CHICAGO, 1932-1950

William H. Adams… 161

Clarence Taylor, REDS AT THE BLACKBOARD: COMMUNISM, CIVIL RIGHTS, AND THE

NEW YORK CITY TEACHERS UNION

Robert Shaffer… 163

Benjamin Houston, THE NASHVILLE WAY: RACIAL ETIQUETTE AND THE STRUGGLE

FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE IN A SOUTHERN CITY

Luther Adams… 165

Barrett J. Foerster, ed., RACE, RAPE, AND INJUSTICE: DOCUMENTING AND

CHALLENGING DEATH PENALTY CASES IN THE CIVIL RIGHTS ERA

Danielle L. McGuire… 167

Gregory J. Kaliss, MEN’S COLLEGE ATHLETICS AND THE POLITICS OF RACIAL

EQUALITY: FIVE PIONEER STORIES OF BLACK MANLINESS, WHITE CITIZENSHIP,

AND AMERICAN DEMOCRACY

J. Anthony Guillory… 170

Gordon Mantler, POWER TO THE POOR: BLACK-BROWN COALITION AND THE FIGHT

FOR ECONOMIC JUSTICE, 1960-1974

William Sturkey… 172

Jefferson Cowie, STAYIN’ ALIVE: THE 1970s AND THE LAST DAYS OF THE WORKING

CLASS

Natasha Zaretsky… 174

Ezekiel J. Dixon-Roman and Edmund W. Gordon, eds., THINKING COMPREHENSIVELY

ABOUT EDUCATION: SPACES OF EDUCATIVE POSSIBILITY AND THEIR

IMPLICATIONS FOR PUBLIC POLICY

Kathy-Anne Jordan… 176

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BOOKS RECEIVED – 2014… 180

Call for Papers: “Ten Point Program for Reparations for African Americans in the United

States”… 194

The Journal of African American History

Volume 100, No. 4 Fall 2015

Special Issue

“African American Education, Civil Rights, and Black Power”

Guest Editors Dionne Danns and Michelle A. Purdy

Contents

INTRODUCTION – HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON AFRICAN AMERICAN

EDUCATION, CIVIL RIGHTS, AND BLACK POWER

Dionne Danns and Michelle A. Purdy

MORE THAN COOKIES AND CRAYONS: HEAD START AND AFRICAN AMERICAN

EMPOWERMENT IN MISSISSIPPI, 1965-1968

Crystal Sanders

COUREGOUS NAVIGATION: AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS AT AN ELITE

PRIVATE SCHOOL IN THE SOUTH, 1967-1972

Michelle A. Purdy

BARBARA SIZEMORE AND THE POLITICS OF BLACK EDUCATIONAL

ACHIEVEMENT AND COMMUNITY CONTROL, 1964-1975

Elizabeth Todd-Breland

SPECIAL REPORT

DOCUMENTING CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE’S PEOPLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO

THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

V. P. Franklin

ESSAY REVIEWS

SEPARATE AND SUPERIOR: PERSPECTIVES ON AFRICAN AMERICAN

SECONDARY EDUCATION

Dionne Danns

POSSIBILITIES AND PARADOXES IN EDUCATIONAL EQUITY FOR AFRICAN

AMERICANS

M. Christopher Brown II

RECOVERING THE HISTORY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN COOPERATIVE

ECONOMICS

Sundiata Keita Cha-Jua

CENTENNIAL PERSPECTIVES

“OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF THE EX-SLAVES”: CARTER G. WOODSON AND THE

JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY “INVENTS” THE STUDY OF SLAVERY

Brenda E. Stevenson

“BOUND TO THEM BY A COMMON SORROW”: AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN,

HIGHER EDUCATION, AND COLLECTIVE ADVANCEMENT

Linda M. Perkins

RECLAIMING FIELD HISTORY: NATASHA TRETHEWEY AND THE AFRICAN

AMERICAN CONTRIBUTION TO 20TH

CENTURY AMERICAN POETRY

Olga E. Dugan

BOOK REVIEWS

Katherine Howlett Hayes, SLAVERY BEFORE RACE: EUROPEANS, AFRICANS, AND

INDIANS AT LONG ISLANDS’S SYLVESTER MANOR, 1651-1884

Emma Lapsansky-Werner

Mary E. Frederickson and Delores M. Walters, eds., GENDERED RESISTANCE: WOMEN,

SLAVERY, AND THE LEGACY OF MARGARET GARNER

Wilma King

Christopher Hager, WORD BY WORD: EMANCIPATION AND THE ACT OF WRITING

Tiffany A. Flowers

Tess Chakkalakal and Kenneth W. Warren, eds., JIM CROW, LITERATURE AND THE

LEGACY OF SUTTON E. GRIGGS

Justin Rogers-Cooper

Maurice O. Wallace and Shawn Michelle Smith, eds., PICTURES AND PROGRESS: EARLY

PHOTOGRAPHY AND THE MAKING OF AFRICAN AMERICAN IDENTITY and Samuel W.

Black and Regennia N. Williams, THROUGH THE LENS OF ALLEN E. COLE: A

PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN CLEVELAND, OHIO

Bridget N. Cooks

William D. Carrigan, and Christopher Waldrep, eds., SWIFT TO WRATH: LYNCHING IN

GLOBAL HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

Hettie V. Williams

Sarah Caroline Thuesen, GREATER THAN EQUAL: AFRICAN AMERICAN STRUGGLES

FOR SCHOOLS AND CITIZENSHIP IN NORTH CAROLINA, 1919-1965

Maurice Adkins

Davarian L. Baldwin and Minkah Makalani, eds. ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK: THE NEW

NEGRO RENAISSANCE BEYOND HARLEM

Monroe H. Little

Lisa Phillips, A RENEGADE UNION: INTERRACIAL ORGANIZING AND LABOR

RADICALISM

Eric R. Jackson

John Matthew Smith, THE SONS OF WESTWOOD: JOHN WOODEN, UCLA, AND THE

DYNASTY THAT CHEANGED COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Michael E. Lomax

Ronald B. Neal, DEMOCRACY IN TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY AMERICA: RACE, CLASS,

RELIGION, AND REGION

Randal Maurice Jelks

Bobby L. Lovett, A TOUCH OF GREATNESS: A HISTORY OF TENNESSEE STATE

UNIVERSITY

Danielle Chae’ Wingfield-Smith

Angela McMillan Howell, RAISED UP DOWN YONDER: GROWING UP BLACK IN

RURAL ALABAMA

Sharon G. Pierson

Carole Boyce Davies, CARIBBEAN SPACES: ESCAPES FROM TWILIGHT ZONES

Iyelli Ichile

ANNOUNCEMENTS

INDEX TO Vol. 100

Call for Papers: “Ten Point Program for Reparations for African Americans in the United

States”…

Volume 100, No. 2 Spring 2015

Symposium

“The Legacy of Malcolm X:

Black Nationalism, Internationalism, and Transnationalism”

Contents

INTRODUCTION - THE LEGACY OF MALCOLM X: BLACK NATIONALISM,

INTERNATIONALISM, AND TRANSNATIONALISM

V. P. Franklin… 195

“HARLEM IS THE BLACK WORLD”: THE ORGANIZATION OF AFRO-AMERICAN

UNITY AT THE GRASSROOTS

Gilbert Felber… 199

MALCOLM X AND THE ABORIGINAL BLACK POWER MOVEMENT IN

AUSTRIALIA, 1967-1972

Alyssa L. Trometter… 226

MALCOLM X, THE MAU MAU, AND KENYA’S NEW REVOLUTIONARIES: A

LEGACY OF TRANSNATIONALISM

Mickie Mwanzia Koster… 250

CENTENNIAL PERSPECTIVE

THE IMPACT OF U.S.-EDUCATED AFRICAN STUDENTS ON

EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS IN AFRICA, 1898–1955

Michael Omolewa… 272

ESSAY REVIEWS

MALCOLM X: A LIVING ICON IN HIS OWN WORDS

Raymond A. Winbush… 290

A FREDERICK DOUGLASS FOR THE WORLD

Edward J. Blum… 294

CHRISTIANITY, COMMUNITY, AND AFRICAN AMERICAN THEATER

J. Eve Lambert… 301

BOOK REVIEWS

James G. Basker, AMERICAN ANTISLAVERY WRITINGS: COLONIAL BEGINNING TO

EMANCIPATION

Abu Jaraad Toure… 309

Ray A. Kea, A CULTURAL AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF GHANA FROM THE

SEVENTEENTH TO THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: THE GOLD COAST IN THE AGE OF

THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE

Badra Lahouel… 311

Darrel Dexter, BONDAGE IN EGYPT: SLAVERY IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

Kerry Pimblott… 314

William C. Van Norman, SHADE GROWN SLAVERY: THE LIVES OF SLAVES ON

COFFEE PLANTATIONS IN CUBA

Bonnie A. Lucero… 316

David S. Cecelski, THE FIRE OF FREEDOM: ABRAHAM GALLOWAY AND THE SLAVES’

CIVIL WAR

Samuel W Black… 318

Anya Jabour, TOPSY-TURVY: HOW THE CIVIL WAR TURNED THE WORLD UPSIDE

DOWN FOR SOUTHERN CHILDREN

Karen A. Johnson… 321

Hugh Davis, "WE WILL BE SATISFIED WITH NOTHING LESS”: THE AFRICAN

AMERICAN STRUGGLE IN THE NORTH DURING RECONSTRUCTION

Ashley M. Howard… 323

H. Paul Thompson, Jr., “A MOST STIRRING AND SIGNIFICANT EPISODE”: RELIGION

AND THE RISE AND FALL OF PROHIBITION IN BLACK ATLANTA, 1865-1887

Nathan Saunders… 325

Thomas J. Davis, PLESSY v. FERGUSON

Mary Frances Berry… 327

Nina Reid-Maroney, THE REVEREND JENNIE JOHNSON AND AFRICAN CANADIAN

HISTORY, 1868-1967

Dann J. Broyld… 328

Lee Sartain, BORDERS OF EQUALITY: THE NAACP AND THE BALTIMORE CIVIL

RIGHTS STRUGGLE, 1914-1970

Andrew Joseph Pegoda… 331

Louis Ray, CHARLES H. THOMPSON: POLICY ENTRPRENEUR OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS

MOVEMENT, 1932-1954

Jarvis R. Givens… 333

Michael Vinson Williams, MEDGAR EVERS: MISSISSIPPI MARTYR

Bertis English… 335

Kimberly L. Phillips, WAR! WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR? BLACK FREEDOM STRUGGLES

AND THE U. S. MILITARY FROM WORDL WAR II TO IRAQ

Frank C. King, Jr…. 338

Brett Gadsden, BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH: DELAWARE, DESEGREGATION, AND

THE MYTH OF AMERICAN SECTIONALISM

Louis Ray… 340

Gary May, BENDING TOWARD JUSTICE: THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT AND THE

TRANSFORMATION OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY

Lauren Pearlman… 342

Salamishah Tillet, SITES OF SLAVERY: CITIZENSHIP AND RACIAL DEMOCRACY IN

THE POST-CIVIL RIGHTS IMAGINATION

Renee Romano… 344

Jason E. Shelton and Michael O. Emerson, BLACKS AND WHITES IN CHRISTIAN

AMERICA: HOW RACIAL DISCRIMINATION SHAPES RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS

Jualynne E. Dodson… 346

Michael Barnett, ed., RASTAFARI IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM: A RASTAFARI READER

Henry T. Brownlee, Jr…. 348.

Vincent Lloyd, ed., RACE AND POLITICAL THEOLOGY

Andre E. Johnson… 351

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Call for Papers: “Ten Point Program for Reparations for African Americans in the United

States”… 354

Volume 100, No. 3 Summer 2015

Special Issue

“Gendering the Carceral State:

African American Women, History, and the Criminal Justice System”

Guest Editors Kali N. Gross and Cheryl D. Hicks

Contents

INTRODUCTION – GENDERING THE CARCERAL STATE: AFRICAN AMERICAN

WOMEN, HISTORY, AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

Kali N. Gross and Cheryl D. Hicks… 357

“UNDER THE STING OF THE LASH”: GENDERED VIOLENCE, TERROR, AND

RESISTANCE IN THE SOUTH’S CONVICT CAMPS

Talitha L. LeFlouria… 366

“ARMED WITH A KNIFE IN HER BOSOM”: GENDER, VIOLENCE, AND THE

CARCERAL CONSEQUENCES OF RAGE IN THE LATE 19TH

CENTURY

Sowandé Mustakeem… 385

“WOMEN SLAIN IN QUEER LOVE BRAWL”: AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN,

SAME-SEX DESIRE, AND VIOLENCE IN THE URBAN NORTH, 1920-1929

Cookie Woolner… 406

“SHE AIN’T NO ROSA PARKS”: THE JOAN LITTLE RAPE–MURDER CASE AND

JIM CROW JUSTICE IN THE POST-CIVIL RIGHTS SOUTH

Christina Greene… 428

ESSAY REVIEWS

NEW PERSPECTIVES ON CRIMINAL (IN)JUSTICE AND INCARCERATION

LaShawn D. Harris… 448 THE GREATEST GENERATION REVISITED: HARLEM AT THE CROSSROADS OF

POLITICS, CULTURE, AND BLACK WOMEN’S BIOGRAPHY

Tiffany M. Gill… 461

CENTENNIAL PERSPECTIVES

ON THE EDUCATION OF BLACK FOLK: W. E. B. DU BOIS AND THE PARADOX OF

SEGREGATION

Derrick P. Alridge… 473

MILESTONES AND ARROWS: A CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGIST DISCOVERS THE

GLOBAL AFRICAN DIASPORA

Sheila S. Walker… 494

BOOK REVIEWS

Lisa A. Lindsay and John Wood Sweet, eds., BIOGRAPHY AND THE BLACK ATLANTIC

William H. Alexander… 522

Luis Nicolau Parés, THE FORMATION OF CANDOMBLÉ: VODUN HISTORY AND

RITUAL IN BRAZIL

John R. Tilghman… 525

Gordon S. Barker, FUGITIVE SLAVES AND THE UNFINISHED AMERICAN

REVOLUTION: EIGHT CASES, 1848-1856

Shaun Wallace… 527

R. J. M. Blackett, MAKING FREEDOM: THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD AND THE

POLITICS OF SLAVERY

Melissa Shaw… 529

David S. Reynolds, MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD: UNCLE TOM’S CABIN AND THE

BATTLE FOR AMERICA

Eric Gardner… 531

Margot Minardi, MAKING SLAVERY HISTORY: ABOLITIONISM AND THE POLITICS OF

MEMORY IN MASSACHUSETTS

Katherine E. Rohrer… 533

Christian McWhirter, BATTLE HYMNS: THE POWER AND POPULARITY OF MUSIC IN

THE CIVIL WAR

Margaret Bernice Smith Bristow… 536

Celeste-Marie Bernier, CHARACTERS OF BLOOD: BLACK HEROISM IN THE

TRANSATLANTIC IMAGINATION

Tammie Jenkins… 538

Lara Putnam, RADICAL MOVES: CARIBBEAN MIGRANTS AND THE POLITICLS OF

RACE IN THE JAZZ AGE

Lee Francis… 540

Michael K. Johnson, HOO-DOO COWBOYS AND BRONZE BUCKAROOS: CONCEPTIONS

OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN WEST

Jennifer Thornton… 542

Tracy E. K’Meyer, FROM BROWN to MEREDITH: THE LONG STRUGGLE FOR

SCHOOL DESGREGATION IN LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, 1954-2007

Vincent D. Willis… 544

M. J. O’Brien, WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED: THE JACKSON WOOLWORTH’S SIT-IN AND

THE MOVEMENT IT INSPIRED

Tony Gass… 547

Robert B. McKersie, A DECISIVE DECADE: AN INSIDER’S VIEW OF THE CHICAGO

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT DURING THE 1960S

T. Evan Faulkenbury… 549

Simon Henderson, SIDELINED: HOW AMERICAN SPORTS CHALLENGED THE BLACK

FREEDOM STRUGGLE

George B. Kirsch… 551

David Chalmers, AND THE CROOKED PLACES MADE STRAIGHT: THE STRUGGLE FOR

SOCIAL CHANGE IN THE 1960s

Jerald Podair… 553

Sonia Song-Ha Lee, BUILDING A LATINO CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT: PUERTO

RICANS, AFRICAN AMERICANS, AND THE PURSUIT OF RACIAL JUSTICE IN NEW

YORK CITY

Martha Biondi… 556

Beretta E. Smith-Shomade, ed., WATCHING WHILE BLACK: CENTERING THE

TELEVISION OF BLACK AUDIENCES

Yuya Kiuchi… 558

Timothy Havens, BLACK TELEVISION TRAVELS: AFRICAN AMERICAN MEDIA

AROUND THE GLOBE

Amaela Wiley… 561

David Whiteis, SOUTHERN SOUL-BLUES

Anndretta Lyle Wilson… 564

Samantha Pinto, DIFFICULT DIASPORAS: THE TRANSNATIONAL FEMINIST

AESTHETIC OF THE BLACK ATLANTIC

Cheryl Smith… 566

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Call for Papers: “Ten Point Program for Reparations for African Americans in the United

States”… 570

Volume 100, No. 4 Fall 2015

Special Issue

“African American Education, Civil Rights, and Black Power”

Guest Editors Dionne Danns and Michelle A. Purdy

Contents

INTRODUCTION – HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES ON AFRICAN AMERICAN

EDUCATION, CIVIL RIGHTS, AND BLACK POWER

Dionne Danns and Michelle A. Purdy… 573

MORE THAN COOKIES AND CRAYONS: HEAD START AND AFRICAN AMERICAN

EMPOWERMENT IN MISSISSIPPI, 1965-1968

Crystal Sanders… 586

COUREGOUS NAVIGATION: AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS AT AN ELITE

PRIVATE SCHOOL IN THE SOUTH, 1967-1972

Michelle A. Purdy… 610

BARBARA SIZEMORE AND THE POLITICS OF BLACK EDUCATIONAL

ACHIEVEMENT AND COMMUNITY CONTROL, 1963-1975

Elizabeth Todd-Breland… 636

SPECIAL REPORT

DOCUMENTING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS TO THE

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

V. P. Franklin… 663

ESSAY REVIEWS

SEPARATE AND SUPERIOR: PERSPECTIVES ON AFRICAN AMERICAN

SECONDARY EDUCATION

Dionne Danns… 672

POSSIBILITIES AND PARADOXES IN EDUCATIONAL EQUITY FOR AFRICAN

AMERICANS

M. Christopher Brown II… 681

RECOVERING THE HISTORY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN COOPERATIVE

ECONOMICS

Sundiata Keita Cha-Jua… 693

CENTENNIAL PERSPECTIVES

“OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF EX-SLAVES”: CARTER G. WOODSON AND THE

JOURNAL OF NEGRO HISTORY “INVENTS” THE STUDY OF SLAVERY

Brenda E. Stevenson… 698

“BOUND TO THEM BY A COMMON SORROW”: AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN,

HIGHER EDUCATION, AND COLLECTIVE ADVANCEMENT

Linda M. Perkins… 721

IN THE CATBIRD SEAT: THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CONTRIBUTION TO 20TH

CENTURY AMERICAN POETRY

Olga E. Dugan… 748

BOOK REVIEWS

Katherine Howlett Hayes, SLAVERY BEFORE RACE: EUROPEANS, AFRICANS, AND

INDIANS AT LONG ISLANDS’S SYLVESTER MANOR, 1651-1884

Emma Lapsansky-Werner… 774

Mary E. Frederickson and Delores M. Walters, eds., GENDERED RESISTANCE: WOMEN,

SLAVERY, AND THE LEGACY OF MARGARET GARNER

Wilma King… 776

Christopher Hager, WORD BY WORD: EMANCIPATION AND THE ACT OF WRITING

Tiffany A. Flowers… 779

Tess Chakkalakal and Kenneth W. Warren, eds., JIM CROW, LITERATURE AND THE

LEGACY OF SUTTON E. GRIGGS

Justin Rogers-Cooper… 781

Maurice O. Wallace and Shawn Michelle Smith, eds., PICTURES AND PROGRESS: EARLY

PHOTOGRAPHY AND THE MAKING OF AFRICAN AMERICAN IDENTITY and

Samuel W. Black and Regennia N. Williams, THROUGH THE LENS OF ALLEN E. COLE:

A PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN CLEVELAND, OHIO

Bridget R. Cooks… 784

William D. Carrigan, and Christopher Waldrep, eds., SWIFT TO WRATH: LYNCHING IN

GLOBAL HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

Hettie V. Williams… 788

Sarah Caroline Thuesen, GREATER THAN EQUAL: AFRICAN AMERICAN STRUGGLES

FOR SCHOOLS AND CITIZENSHIP IN NORTH CAROLINA, 1919-1965

Maurice Adkins… 791

Davarian L. Baldwin and Minkah Makalani, eds., ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK: THE NEW

NEGRO RENAISSANCE BEYOND HARLEM

Monroe H. Little… 793

Lisa Phillips, A RENEGADE UNION: INTERRACIAL ORGANIZING AND LABOR

RADICALISM

Eric R. Jackson… 796

John Matthew Smith, THE SONS OF WESTWOOD: JOHN WOODEN, UCLA, AND THE

DYNASTY THAT CHEANGED COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Michael E. Lomax… 798

Ronald B. Neal, DEMOCRACY IN TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY AMERICA: RACE, CLASS,

RELIGION, AND REGION

Randal Maurice Jelks… 800

Bobby L. Lovett, A TOUCH OF GREATNESS: A HISTORY OF TENNESSEE STATE

UNIVERSITY

Danielle Chae’ Wingfield-Smith… 802

Angela McMillan Howell, RAISED UP DOWN YONDER: GROWING UP BLACK IN

RURAL ALABAMA

Sharon G. Pierson… 803

Carole Boyce Davies, CARIBBEAN SPACES: ESCAPES FROM TWILIGHT ZONES

Iyelli Ichile… 805

ANNOUNCEMENTS

INDEX TO Vol. 100… 808

Call for Papers: “Ten Point Program for Reparations for African Americans in the United

States”… 822