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100 1 $aErnest, John.
245 12 $aA nation within a nation :$borganizing African-American communities before the Civil War /$cJohn Ernest.
260 $aChicago :$bIvan R. Dee, Inc.,$cc2011.
300 $axii, 214 p. ;$c24 cm.
490 1 $aThe American ways series
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $tPreface --$tAcknowledgments --$g1.$tCities on the Hill: Organizing Communities --$tThe scattered community. --$tNegotiating racial identity and African heritage. --$tIsolated in a white nation. --$tThe growth of organizations. --$tAlliances and tensions in the anti-slavery movement. --$g2.$tMutual Interest, Mutual Benefit, Mutual Relief --$tGroup identification in mutual aid and benevolent societies. --$tGender and associations. --$tThe need for organized efforts. --$tThe promotion of virtue. --$g3.$t"Plain and Simple Gospel" --$tRacial discrimination in the church. --$tEstablishing black churches and denominations. --$tReligion and racism. --$tDeveloping black theologies. --$tThe church's social mission. --$g4.$t"The United Wisdom of the World" --$tUncertain beginnings and development of black freemasonry. --$tOrigins and development of the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows. --$tLimits of brotherhood. --$tAttractions of fraternal societies. --$tBrotherhood and community. --$g5.$t"The Collected Wisdom of Our People" --$tProliferation of conventions. --$tResisting white limitations on citizenship. --$tPromoting self-governance. --$tAddressing tensions within the community. --$tWomen in the convention movement. --$tAddressing moral degradation within and beyond the black community. --$tPromoting an inclusive republic. --$g6.$tBreaking "The Chains of Ignorance" --$tEducational needs. --$tWhite opposition to integrated schools. --$tEstablishing schools for black children. --$tSegregated public schools. --$tLiterary societies. --$g7.$t"Our Warfare Lies in the Field of Thought" --$tRacism in the mainstream press. --$tSelf-representation and the press. --$tImportant newspapers and magazines. --$tSupporting the black press. --$g8.$tPostscript --$tA Note on Sources --$tIndex --$tAbout the Author
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