An Introduction to Black Studies.

Cover -- Halftitle page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- 1. The Nature, Scope, and Construction of Black Studies -- 2. The Origin and Development of Black Studies as a Field of Analysis -- 3. The History of African Americans in the United States: From Enslavement to the Civil War -- 4. African Americans in the United States from the Civil War to the Present -- 5. African Americans and Education -- 6. African Americans at Home and Abroad: Racial Construction and Resistance -- 7. African American Religious Traditions: The Origin and Development of a Black Liberation Theology from the Colonial Era to Reconstruction -- 8. African American Religious Traditions: Reconstruction to the Present -- 9. Black Feminism: The Construction and Development of Black Feminist Thought -- 10. The African American Experience from a Sociological Perspective: Black American Identity and Culture -- 11. The African American Experience from a Sociological Perspective: The Black Family -- 12. Black Psychology: The Origin, Nature, and Development of an African-Centered Worldview -- 13. Black Psychology: Current Psychological Approaches -- 14. African Americans and Politics: From the Colonial Period to the 1930s -- 15. African Americans and Politics: From Black Empowerment to the Criminal Justice System -- 16. The Creative Expressions of African Americans: The Origins, Development, and Impact of African American Music -- 17. The Creative Expressions of African Americans: Performance and Visual Art -- Bibliography -- Index.

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