Black political life in the United States
Subtitle: a fist as the pendulum.
By: Edited by  Lenneal J. Henderson, Jr.
Series: Chandler publications in political science
Publisher: Chandler Pub. Co.
Published: 1972
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 273
Subjects: African Americans -- Politics and government.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by N. Hare.; title: What is Black politics? A frame of reference for Black politics, by M. H. Jones. The Black man's role in American politics, by M. Dymally.; title: The history of Black politics. Up from slavery: from Reconstruction to the sixties, by C. Stone. The progressive parties and the Negro, by H. Walton, Jr. Minority politics in Black Belt Alabama, by C. V. Hamilton. The crisis of the Republic: reflections on race and politics, by M. Holden, Jr.; title: Problems and aspects of Black politics. The Negro vote: ceteris paribus, by C. Stone. The Negro elected official in the changing American scene, by K. B. Clark. Negro interest group strategies, by H. A. Bailey, Jr. The American crucible: Black identity and the search for national autonomy, by J. D. G. Davis.; title: Black politics and the Kerner Report: concerns and direction, by J. L. Prestage. Black administrators and higher education, by R. Johnson. Blacks and conservative political movements, by H. Walton, Jr.; title: The future of Black politics. Measuring Black political power, by C. Stone. Black political life in America: a bibliographical essay, by L. J. Henderson, Jr. (p. 253-269.)