An edition of Long is the way and hard
(2009)
Long is the way and hard
one hundred years of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
by Kevern Verney
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Long is the way and hard: one hundred years of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
2009, University of Arkansas Press
in English
1557289085 9781557289087
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Table of Contents
The NAACP in historiographical perspective -- Kevern Verney and Lee Sartain
"All shadows are dark" : Walter White, racial identity, and national politics -- Simon Topping
In Harlem and Hollywood : the NAACP's cultural campaigns, 1910-1950 -- Jenny Woodley
"A gigantic battle to win men's minds" : the NAACP's public relations department and post-Brown propaganda -- George Lewis
Leading from the back : Roy Wilikins's leadership of the NAACP -- Yvonne Ryan
Uneasy alliance : the NAACP and Martin Luther King -- Peter J. Ling -- The
NAACP and the challenges of 1960s radicalism -- Simon Hall
The Falls Church Colored Citizens Protective League and the establishment of Virginia's first rural branch of the NAACP -- Beverly Bunch-Lyons and Nakeina Douglas
"To hope till hope creates" : the NAACP in Alabama, 1913-1945 -- Kevern Verney
"It's worth one dollar to get rid of us" : middle-class persistence and the NAACP in Louisiana, 1915-1945 -- Lee Sartain
"in no event shall a Negro be eligible" : the NAACP takes on the Texas all-white primary, 1923-1944 -- Charles L. Zelden
Tensions in the relationship between local and national NAACP branches : the example of Detroit, 1919-1941 -- Patrick Flack
The Chicago NAACP : a century of challenge, triumph, and inertia -- Christopher Robert Reed
The NAACP in California, 1914-1950 -- Jonathan Watson
"Your work is the most important, but without branches there can be no national work" : Cleveland's branch of the NAACP, 1929-1968 -- Andrew M. Fearnley
"They say ... New York is not worth a d----- to them" : the NAACP in Arkansas, 1918-1971 -- John A. Kirk.
Edition Notes
Not distributed; available at Arkansas State Library.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 247-297) and index.
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