An edition of Black liberation and the American dream
(2003)
Black liberation and the American dream
the struggle for racial and economic justice : analysis, strategy, readings
by Paul Le Blanc
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Politics and government, Race relations, Civil rights, Racism, Economic conditions, Social conditions, African Americans, History, African americans, civil rights, African americans, social conditions, African americans, economic conditions, African americans, politics and government, United states, race relations, United states, social conditionsPlaces
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Black liberation and the American dream: the struggle for racial and economic justice : analysis, strategy, readings
2003, Humanity Books, Humanities Press
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Table of Contents
Reaching for the American dream
Confronting racism in society ... and in ourselves
Mental tricks and quirks
Racial prejudice
An example of racism
Implications of racism and anti-racism
Understanding racism
What is race
Racism ... and what it does to many of its victims
Individual racism and institutional racism
1) individual racism
2) institutional racism
The history of racism and anti-racism
Development of anti-black racism in the United States
African-American freedom struggles
Twelve lives
Frederick Douglass and Martin Delany
Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman
Ida B. Wells-Barnett
Booker T. Washington and Marcus Garvey
W.E.B. Dubois and A. Philip Randolph
Paul Robeson and Bayard Rustin
Ella Baker
Overcoming racism
Achievements and limitations of the civil rights movement
1) ferment
2) the movement emerges
3) the strategic vision
4) victory and crisis
5) militancy and decline
6) the price of failure
Where do we go from here?
1) understanding the insights of Malcolm X
2) advancing the vision of Martin Luther King
Practical steps
Initial reflections
A general approach
1) anti-racist work must be at two levels: individual and institutional
2) an oppressed people has the right to self-determination
3) a class approach is a key to success
4) a multi-cultural approach is a key to success
5) a combination of self-interest and moral force is necessary
6) win real victories and build the power of the movement.
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