Old memories, new moods
By: edited by Peter I. Rose
Series: Americans from Africa -- v. 2; Americans from Africa -- v. 2.
Publisher: Atherton
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 452
Subjects: African Americans; Black power; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Acknowledgments; title: Contributors; title: Introduction; title: I: BLACK PROTEST:  Who was Nat Turner?; title: Day to day resistance to slavery / Raymond and Alice Baker; title: The roots of Black nationalism / Eugene D. Genovese; title: Gabriel's Insurrection / Gerald W. Mullin; title: The confessions of Nat Turner as told to Thomas R. Gray / Nat Turner; title: William Styron: a shared ordeal / George Plimpton; title: The White Nat Turner / Mike Thelwell; title: Freedom now!; title: Radicals and Conservatives: Black protest in Twentieth-Century America / August Meier and Elliott Budwick; title: The social context of militancy / Gary T. Mark; title: The crisis which bred Black power / Nathan Wright, Jr.; title: The Americanization of Frantz Fanon; title: The revolutionary myth / Lewis M. Killian; title: II: IN QUEST OF COMMUNITY: Whither Black Power?; title: What we want? / Stokely Carmichael; title: What "Black Power" means to Negroes in Mississippi / Joyce Ladner; title: The trouble with Black power / Christopher Lasch; title: Black rebellion and White reaction / Aaron Wildavsky; title: Where do we go from here? / Martin Luther King, Jr.; title: "Negroes" nevermore"; title: The concept of identity in race relations / Erik H. Erikson; title: The self-image of the Negro American / Alvin F. Poussaint; title: Mood Ebony: the acceptance of being Black / C. Eric Lincoln; title: What's in a name? / Lerone Bennett, Jr.; title: Africa conscious Harlem / Richard B. Moore; title: The American Negro cannot look to Africa for an escape / Tom Mboya; title: Black culture; myth or reality? / Robert Blaunder.