(2001, July 11). Gap in Perceptions of Racism Growing. The Times-Picayune
“The Hands that Picked Cotton”
“The Hands that Picked Cotton #2
150 Negro Youths Arrested in Albany
A Brief Chronology of the Southern Civil Rights Movement
Advanced Ideas about Democracy. “Rediscovering Humanity’s Great Lessons at Home”
Africa for Africans: Pan-Africanism and Black Populism, 1918- 1930
Agents of Change: A Handbook for Student Labor Activists
Ain’t I A Woman, Chapter 1- Jezebel and Mammy: The Mythology of Female Slavery.
Albany Movement Time Line: October- December 1961
Alexander Bloom and Wini Breines – Takin’ It To The Streets: A Sixties Reader; Black Nationalism and Black Pride
Ally Mack, Mary Delores Coleman, and Leslie B. McLemore, Current Trends in Black Politics: Prospects and Problems.
An Ex Gang Member Went to Harvard (June 1, 1998). Newsweek
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Beyond the Melting Pot: Building the Rainbow Coalition
Bishop Storey, (28 September 2001).South Africa.
Black History of the Albany Area
Black Politics/ Social Movements: American Politics, Selected Bibliography
Black Politics/ Social Movements: American Politics, Selected Bibliography2
Black Turnout in the 1984 and 1988 Presidential Primaries and Elections
Black Workers Remember. Introduction: Segregation, Racial Violence, and Black Workers.
Carroll Van West, et al – Tennessee Historical Quarterly; Spring 1999,
Chana Kai Lee – “Black Woman Leader” For Freedom’s Sake: The Life of Fannie Lou Hamer
Chapter 4 “Black Power, Ballot Power.”
Chapter 7. “Judge Lynch’s Court”
Chronology of the Jackson Movement
Clarion Ledger: Civil Rights, Labor Topics of Local Conference
Clarion Ledger: Metro/ State; Monday, June 16, 2003; “Memorial set for three slain rights workers”
Clarion Ledger: Beloved Civil Rights Leader Dies – AME Logan
Clarion Ledger: Conference reveals need for mentors
Clarion Ledger: Former Stokely Carmichael Dies
David Barclas and Ron Wakabayash, Hate Crime and the Business Community
David Barclay – The Diversity Factor (Summer 1998) “The Assault on Affirmative Action”
David Barclay, “Allies or Enemies? Affirmative Action and Managing Diversity”
David Roediger – “Race and Languages of Class from the Revolution to the Civil War
Democracy, Diversity, and Voice Project Advisory Board Inaugural Meeting, September 26-27, 2002
Dixie Rising. Chapter 3- Selma, Alabama, “Crossing the Bridge, Calling the Roll, Keeping the Faith, Thirty Years On.”
Dr. Leslie Burl McLemore – Toward a Theory of Black Politics- The Black and Ethnic Models Revisited
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. – “Letter from the Birmingham Jail”
Dred Scott v. Sanford (1857) Majority Opinion
Earnest N. Bracey, The Miseducation of the American Mind: Alan Bloom Revisited
Epilogue:”What Would Walter Do?”
Eric Foner, “The Making of Radical Reconstruction”
Ernest Gaines Newspaper Articles
Fannie Lou Hamer Wouldn’t Like This: LA Times Commentary, March 29, 2001
First Slave Code (VA) 1704 or 1705
Floyd W. Hayes – The Turbulent Voyage: Readings in African American Studies
Former Stokely Carmichael Dead at 57
Frederick Douglass – The Meaning of the Fourth of July for the Negro
Frederick Douglass, “Our Elevation as a Race, Is Almost Wholly Dependent Upon Our Own Exertions”
Frederick Douglass, Learning to Read and Growing in Knowledge
From the Melting Pot to the Boiling Cauldron: The 1960′s Revisited
Gerda Lerner, Black Women in Which America Documentary History; April 12, 2001
Guinier – “Groups, Representation and Race Conscious Districting” P 119-156
Gwendolyn Bennett, African American Identity- Who Am I?
Howard Ball, “Born into Racism and Segregation in America”
Joanne Grant, Ella Baker: Freedom Bound
John Barnard, Auto Workers Before the Union: Walter Reuter and the Rise of the UAW
John Dittmer, Local People; Chapter 3- The Magnolia Jungle, Chapter 4- Toward a New Beginning
John Dittmer, Organizing Mississippi, Local People; Chapter 8
Joseph Daniel Pope, To The Freed People of the Orangeburg District, (1865, June 29)
Joseph P. Lash – Eleanor Roosevelt, Wise as a Serpent, Guileless as a Dove; Chapter 10
Klansman Stage Albany, GA Rally
Lawrence Leamer – Robert Byrd and Edward Kennedy: Two Stories of the Senate
Leslie Burl McLemore – The Electorate at the polls in the 1990′s; Chapter 3
Leslie McLemore, “Getting Out the Vote in Mississippi”
Looking Inward. Chapter 11. “Breaking New Ground.”
Lucius J. Barker, Mack H. Jones, Katherine Tate – African Americans and the American Political System
Mamie E. Locke, “Is This America? Fannie Lou Hamer and the Mississippi Democratic Party”
Manning Marable – “The Demand for Reform: 1954-1960″
Melvin Dubofsky – “Workers, Industry, and Society, 1865- 1920″ Industrialism and the American Worker
Michael J. Sandel – America’s Search for a New Public Philosophy; The Atlantic Monthly
Michael K. Honey, Labor and Civil Rights, “Southern Labor and Black Civil Rights: Organizing Memphis Workers
Michael Novick, “White Lies, White Power: The Fight Against White Supremacy and Reactionary Violence”
Michelle D. Deardorff, Ida B. Wells-Barnett: Racial Violence and Economic Sufficiency
Mississippi Delta Planters and Debates over Mechanization, Labor, and Civil Rights in the 1940′s
Neil McMillen – Dark Journey. “The Gathering Challenge”
Nell Irvin Painter, Exoclusters: Black Migration to Kansas After Reconstruction. Chapter 15. “The Kansas Fever Exodus of 1879.”
One Mississippi Negro Who Didn’t Go To College
Patience on a Movement; The Emancipation of the Negro; The Ignorant Vote- Honors are Easy Colored Rule in the Reconstructed South
Paul Cuffe Calls for the Uplift of America
Paul Finkelman, Introduction: The Dred Scott Case, Slavery, and the Politics of Law
Peter Kolchin, “Antebellum Slavery: Slave Life”
Richard Wright, Uncle Tom’s Children
Rick Bragg, Witnesses Say Ex-Klansman Boasted of Church Bombing
Ronald Hollander: One Mississippi Negro Who Didnt Go to College
Sandra B. Oldendorf – “The South Carolina Sea Island Citizenship Schools, 1957-1961″
Sasha Abramsky – When They Get Out
Seven Rules for Effective History Teaching or Bringing Life to the History Class
Songs Become a Weapon in Rights Battle
Souls of Black Folk, Defines Timelessness
Sovereignty Commission Agency History
Studs Terkel - Hard Times: An Oral History of the Great Depression
Terror in the Night: The Klan’s Campaign Against the Jews
The Albany Cases: The Albany Story
The Black Vote in 1984 and 1988
The Constitution of the United States of America
The Constitution of the United States of America
The Electorate at the Polls in the 1990′s
The Emergent Mobilization of the Black Community in the Jackson Campaign for President
The Eyes on the Prize; Civil Right Reader
The Fannie Lou Hamer Standard: “Measuring Campaign Finance Reform”
The Iron of Democracy
The Nature of the Problem
The Nature of the System
The Terrain of Freedom: Correspondence regarding the Freed People
Whither the Rainbow Coalition? Chapter 1
Whither the Rainbow Coalition? Chapter 3
Why We Can’t Wait: Chapter 4- The Sword that Heals, Chapter 8- Bull Connor’s Birmingham
William Bigelow and Norman Diamond – The Power in Our Hand
William Bradford Huie – “Approved Killings in Mississippi”
William H. Harris – “A. Phillip Randolph, Black Voters and the Labor Movement”
William M. Tuttle, Jr. – Race Riot: Chicago in the Red Summer of 1919. “Going to Canaan.”
William Tuttle Jr. – Going to Caanan, Chicago in the Red Summer of 1919
