JAAH Winter 2006 Table of Contents

[Journal of African American History]

Dear JAAH supporters,

 

Below is the Table of Contents for the Winter 2006 Issue of The Journal of African American History.  The issue should be in libraries soon and subscribers should be receiving their copies shortly.  Individual copies are available for $20.00. 

 

Thank you for your continued support.

 

 

 

The Journal of African American History

 

Volume 91, No. 1                                                                                    Winter 2006

 

Special Issue

 

"The African American Experience in the Western States"

 

 

Contents

 

INTRODUCTION: THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN THE WESTERN STATES

    V.P. Franklin                                                                                                                    1

 

UNDAUNTED COURAGE AND FAITH: THE LIVES OF THREE BLACK WOMEN IN THE WEST AND HAWAII IN THE EARLY 19^TH CENTURY

    Karen A. Johnson                                                                                                             4

 

FORGOTTEN HERITAGE: AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE MONTANA TERRITORY, 1864-1889

    Barbara Carol Behan                                                                                                    23

 

IDAHO EBONY: THE AFRICAN AMERICAN PRESENCE IN IDAHO STATE HISTORY

    Mamie O. Oliver                                                                                                            41

 

LIVING THE LOS ANGELES RENAISSANCE: A TALE OF TWO BLACK COMPOSERS

    Kenneth H. Marcus                                                                                                       55

 

 

ESSAY REVIEW

 

PATRIARCHY, POLITICS, AND POWER: THE LAW, RAPE, RACE, AND REALITY IN SLAVERY AND SEGREGATION

    Thomas J. Davis                                                                                                            73

 

 

SPECIAL REPORT

 

THE KNOWN WORLD OF BLACK SLAVEHOLDERS:  A RESEARCH NOTE ON THE SCHOLARSHIP OF CARTER G. WOODSON

    Thomas J. Pressly                                                                                                          81

 

 

 

BOOK REVIEWS

 

 

John Ernest, LIBERATION HISTORIOGRAPHY: AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITERS AND THE CHALLENGE OF HISTORY

    P. Sterling Stuckey                                                                                                         88

 

William A. Blair, CITIES OF THE DEAD: CONTESTING THE MEMORY OF THE CIVIL WAR IN THE SOUTH, 1865-1914

    Omar H. Ali                                                                                                                    90

 

Canter Brown, Jr. and Larry Eugene Rivers, FOR A GREAT AND GRAND PURPOSE: THE BEGINNINGS OF THE AMEZ CHURCH IN FLORIDA, 1864-1905

    Jamie Jaywann Wilson                                                                                                  92

 

Ronne Hartfield, ANOTHER WAY HOME: THE TANGLED ROOTS OF RACE IN ONE CHICAGO FAMILY

    Alfred L. Woods                                                                                                             94

 

Kevin Boyle, ARC OF JUSTICE: A SAGA OF RACE, CIVIL RIGHTS, AND MURDER IN THE JAZZ AGE

    Elizabeth M. Smith                                                                                                          95

 

Bob Kuska, HOT POTATO: HOW WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK GAVE BIRTH TO BLACK BASKETBALL AND CHANGED AMERICA'S GAME FOREVER

    Donald Spivey                                                                                                                97

 

Charles L. Zelden, THE BATTLE FOR THE BLACK BALLOT: SMITH V. ALLWRIGHT AND THE DEFEAT OF THE TEXAS WHITE PRIMARY

    Patrick D. Jones                                                                                                            99

 

Joseph Dorinson and William Pencak, eds., PAUL ROBESON: ESSAYS ON HIS LIFE AND LEGACY

    William M. King                                                                                                             101

 

Peter C. Murray, METHODISTS AND THE CRUCIBLE OF RACE, 1930 – 1975

    Lester P. Lee, Jr.                                                                                                          103

 

Jeffrey O.G. Ogbar, BLACK POWER: RADICAL POLITICS AND AFRICAN AMERICAN IDENTITY

    Peniel E. Joseph                                                                                                           104

 

Vije Franchi and Norman Duncan, eds., PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION PRACTICE IN POST-APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA

    Robert Van Niekerk                                                                                                       107

 

Maureen Mahon, RIGHT TO ROCK: THE BLACK ROCK COALITION AND THE CULTURAL POLITICS OF RACE

    Henry T. Brownlee, Jr.                                                                                              109

 

BOOKS RECEIVED                                                                                                     112

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

Carter G. Woodson Distinguished Lecturers, 2005-2006

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