A history of Fort Worth in black & white
Subtitle: 165 years of African-American life
By: by Richard Selcer
Edition: Edition: first.
Publisher: University of North Texas Press
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Denton, Texas
Language: eng
Number of pages: 598
ISBN-13: 9781574416169; 9781574416305
Subjects: Social conditions; African Americans
Other titles: History of Fort Worth in black and white
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The antebellum and Civil War years (1849-1865); title: Reconstruction and city beginnings (1865-1879); title: A growing sense of identity (1880-1900); title: The world of Jim Crow (turn-of-the-century through the 1920s); title: World War I: Jim Crow comes marching home (1917-1919); title: Jim Crow rules!; title: The depression, or, old man Trinity just keeps on rollin' along; title: World War II: a different kind of 'two-front' war; title: Jim Crow in retreat: the early civil rights years; title: Jim Crow, R.I.P.: the later civil rights years; title: The race is not always to the swift (the 1960s-today); title: A few conclusions; title: Side-bars; title: Hagar Tucker; title: William M. McDonald; title: Hiram McGar; title: Jeff Daggett; title: Enoch Jackson; title: Lonnell Cooper; title: Isaiah M. Terrell; title: Hazel Harvey Peace; title: Calvin Littlejohn; title: Reby Cary; title: Lenora Rolla; title: Endnotes.