Dimensions of Black conservatism in the United States
Subtitle: made in America
By: edited by Gayle T. Tate and Lewis A. Randolph.
Contributors: Tate, Gayle T.; Randolph, Lewis A.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Palgrave
Published: 2002
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
Subjects: African Americans -- Politics and government; Conservatism -- United States; African Americans -- Civil rights; African Americans -- Social conditions; African American politicians; African American intellectuals; United States -- Race relations -- Political aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: PART I; title: THE CONTEXT OF BLACK CONSERVATISM; title: 1. Black Creole Cultures: The Eighteenth-Century Origins; title: of African American Conservatism; title: Rhett S. Jones; title: 2. The American Moral Reform Society and the Origins; title: of Black Conservative Ideology; title: Robert E. Weems, Jr.; title: 3. "There is no refuge in conservatism": A Case Study of; title: Black Political Conservatism in Richmond, Virginia; title: Gayle T Tate and Lewis A. Randolph; title: PART II; title: GENDER, FAMILY, AND SOCIAL POLICY; title: 4. The Politics of the Anti-Woman Suffrage Agenda:; title: African Americans Respond to Conservatism; title: Rosalyn Terborg-Penn; title: 5. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it": Thomas Sowell on Black Women,; title: Affirmative Action, and the Death of Discrimination; title: Rhonda M. Williams; title: 6. The Neoconservative Assault on Black Males:; title: Origins, Objectives, and Outcomes; title: James B. Stewart; title: PART III; title: RHETORIC, MEDIA, AND PUBLIC OPINION; title: 7. The Individual Ethos: A Defining Characteristic of; title: Contemporary Black Conservatism; title: Sherri Smith; title: 8. Remaking African American Public Opinion: The Role and; title: Function of the African American Conservatives; title: Hanes Walton, Jr.; title: PART IV; title: STRUGGLE, CLASS, AND IDEOLOGY; title: 9. The Lonely Iconoclast: George Schuyler and the; title: Civil Rights Movement; title: Oscar R. Williams, Jr.; title: 10. Neoconservatives, Black Conservatives, and the; title: Retreat from Social Justice; title: Frank Harold Wilson; title: 11. Black Conservatives and Class Relations; title: Marcus D. Pohlinann; title: 12. Beyond Black Neoconservatism and Black Liberalism; title: Jamles Jennings; title: Index.