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A peerless reference guide to the history of Black Studies from one of the discipline's founders.
Part I: Black Studies as intellectual history. 1. The academic disciplines; 2. The historically Black colleges and universities; 3. The political culture of the Black community -- Part II: Black Studies as social movement. 4. The freedom movement; 5. The Black Power movement; 6. The Black arts movement; 7. The new communist movement; 8. The Black women's movement; 9. The Black student movement -- Part III: Black Studies as academic profession. 10. Disrupting; 11. Building consensus; 12. Building institutions; 13. Establishing the Profession; 14. Theorizing; 15. Norming Research -- Conclusion.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [311]-353) and index.