Politics of Black Nationalism: From Harlem to SowetoAfrica World Press, 1991 - 292 Seiten A study that shows the interdependence, conflicts and collaboration of Black nationalism with different ideological forces |
Inhalt
The Roots of Black Consiousness | 10 |
Black is Beautilful | 43 |
The Rise of Black Militancy | 76 |
Afrocentric and PanAfrican Strategies | 100 |
TransAtlantic Ideological Collaboration | 140 |
The Socialist and Communist Influences | 184 |
Black Nationalism vs the American | 212 |
The RaceClass Equation | 256 |
Bibliography and Notes | 279 |
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Africa African heritage Afro-American Alain Locke alienation American mainstream apartheid artists attitude beauty became black Americans black community black intellectuals black leaders black nationalism black poets black writers century Christ Christianity Claude McKay colonial colour Communist Party consciousness contribution Countee Cullen criticism cultural dark democracy despite dream economic evident exploitation expressed fact feeling force freedom Garvey Garvey's Garveyism Garveyite Harlem poets Harlem Renaissance Hughes and McKay human Ibid ideology inferiority instance interesting James Weldon Johnson jazz Jean Toomer land Langston Hughes liberation literary literature Marcus Garvey Marxist McKay's middle class militancy movement nationalist Negro Nevertheless novel oppressed organisations Pan-Africanism particularly period poetry political position pride problem proletarian protest psychological published race racial racism radical role Selected Poems significant slave slavery social socialist society Song South African southern status strategy strong struggle theme tion tradition underlines W.E.B. Du Bois western civilisation workers York