Book
African Americans in the Furniture City : the struggle for civil rights in Grand Rapids
Publication Information
Urbana and Chicago : University of Illinois Press, c2006.
Physical Description
xvii, 217 p. ; ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents
- The Negro, North and South : racial stigma in nineteenth-century Grand Rapids
- In colored circles : the shape of African American civil society
- "Thirteen races and nationalities" : the politics of race relations in the age of Booker T. Washington
- Making opportunity : new Negroes and the struggle against Jim Crow
- "Southern Negroes flock to Michigan" : social welfare and northern migration
- The making of the Brough Community Association : the limits of class and interracial cooperation
- "Today's Negro and tomorrow's world" : African American protest and the politics of leadership
- Conclusion : "Outstreched hand and clenched fist" : Black consciousness and the second ghetto.