Black political scientists and Black survival
Subtitle: essays in honor of a Black scholar
By: edited by Shelby Lewis Smith.
Contributors: Smith, Shelby Lewis, 1940-; Prestage, Jewel Limar, 1931-
Publisher: Balamp Pub.
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 116
Subjects: Prestage, Jewel Limar, 1931-; African Americans -- Politics and government.; United States -- Race relations.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
A collection by American political scientists honoring Jewel Limar Prestage.
Table of contents: title: Walton, H. Introduction.; title: Jones, M. H. Responsibility of Black political scientists to the Black community.; title: Smith, S. L. Black independent political movements.; title: King, M. C. The political role of the stereotyped image of the Black woman in America.; title: Cook, S. D. Racism and sexism.; title: Jefferson, W. A question of authority.; title: Kennix, R. A. The works and experiences of Daniel P. Moynihan.; title: Reed, A. What has really changed?; title: Reed, A. I'm not a crook's successor.; title: Smith S. L. Nation-building as protracted struggle.