The Afro-American and the constitution
Subtitle: colonial times to the present.
Contributors: Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History.
Publisher: Associated Publishers
Published: 1987
Place of publication: Washington, D.C. (1407 14th St., N.W., Washington 20005)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 17
Subjects: African Americans -- Civil rights -- History.; African Americans -- History.
Notes: Includes bibliography.
Title from portfolio.
"The Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History, Inc."--[1].
At head of title on portfolio: 1987 theme for Afro-American history month.
Table of contents: title: [1] Introduction / by Paul Phillips Cooke, J. Clay Smith, Jr., William S. Thompson; title: [2] The Afro-American and the constitution : 1970 to the present / Meldon Hollis; title: [3] The new constitution and the color line, 1900-1950 / David W. Bishop; title: [4] Civil rights and the constitution / David W. Bishop; title: [5] Prelude to the Black revolution / David W. Bishop; title: [6] Emancipation reconsidered / Edgar A. Toppin; title: [7] Teaching and learning about the constitution / Clarence C. Hoover III; title: [8] Selected articles from the Negro history bulletin; title: [9] Education and the U.S. Constitution / Nancy L. Arnez, Henry E. Hankerson, Doris J. Levi; title: [10] The nationalization of civil and political rights for Afro-Americans, 1865-1875 / Donald M. Jacobs; title: [11] The denationalization of the civil and political rights of Afro-Americans / Roland C. McConnell; title: [12] Weevils in the wheat : free Blacks and the constitution, 1787-1860 / James Oliver Horton; title: [13] Blacks and the constitution : a beginning bibliography / prepared by Charlynn S. Pyne and Janet Simms-Wood; title: [14] Afro-Americans in state legislatures / by Nancy L. Arnez and Henry E. Hankerson.