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Studies In The African Diaspora
:
A Memorial to James R. Hooker
(1929-1976)
James R. Hooker.
" The breadth of these papers are a
fitting memorial to James R. Hooker, whose multi-faceted career had a
major impact upon the development of African Studies....".
Peter T. Dalleo, International Journal of African Historical
Studies
| This is a festshrift in honor of James. R. Hooker by
some of his former PhD students at Michigan State University. Hooker
was a pioneer in the teaching of African history in the United States.
Contents:
Introduction by John P. Henderson & Harry
Reed
1. General Motors in South Africa in the 9170s
by Arnold P.D. Masunungure & Benjamin Wilson
2. Indigenous Church Building:The Tanganyika
Experience by G. Ronald Anchak
3. The Universities Mission to Central Africa
Steamer : A Peculiar From of Proselytizing by Murlene McKinnon
4. Preparatory Activities for the inauguration of
the National Congress of British West Africa: The Paradox of
Elitist Political Behavior by G. I. C. Eluwa
5. From The Fountainheads of the Niger: Researching
a Multi-ethnic regional History by Kenneth O. Wylie
6.Sofala Thought Ophir : An Exploration of
Historical Fact and Fantasy in South eastern Africa by T.H Elkiss
7. Farmers' and Activists in Central Nyanza, Western
Kenya, 1921-1925: A Failure to Redress Cotton Farmers Grievances by
Harry A. Reed. Farmers' and Activists in Central Nyanza, Western
Kenya, 1921-1925: A Failure to Redress Cotton Farmers Grievances by
Harry A. Reed. Farmers' and Activists in Central Nyanza, Western
Kenya, 1921-1925: A Failure to Redress Cotton Farmers Grievances by
Harry A. Reed. Farmersby
Harry A. Reed. Farmersby
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Harry A. Reed. Farmersby
Harry A. Reed.7. Farmers' and Activists in Central Nyanza, Western
Kenya, 1921-1925: A Failure to Redress Cotton Farmers Grievances by
Harry A. Reed.
8. A Pan-Africanist in Dominica: J. R. Ralph Casimir
and the Garvey Movement, 1919-1923 by Tony Martin
8. A Pan-Africanist in Dominica: J. R. Ralph Casimir
and the Garvey Movement, 1919-1923 by Tony Martin
8. A Pan-Africanist in Dominica: J. R. Ralph Casimir
and the Garvey Movement, 1919-1923 by Tony Martin
8. A Pan-Africanist in Dominica: J. R. Ralph Casimir
and the Garvey Movement, 1919-1923 by Tony Martin
8. A Pan-Africanist in Dominica: J. R. Ralph Casimir
and the Garvey Movement, 1919-1923 by Tony Martin
8. A Pan-Africanist in Dominica: J. R. Ralph Casimir
and the Garvey Movement, 1919-1923 by Tony Martin
8. A Pan-Africanist in Dominica: J. R. Ralph Casimir
and the Garvey Movement, 1919-1923 by Tony Martin
8. A Pan-Africanist in Dominica: J. R. Ralph Casimir
and the Garvey Movement, 1919-1923 by Tony Martin
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
9. Slave Drivers in Afro-American Oral History:
Spiritual Survival of a "Dehumanized Plantation Elite"
by William L. Van Deburg
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| Studies
In The African Diaspora
1989.xvi + 162 pp. $39.95
ISBN 0-912469-25-0
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 Carlos
Cooks: And Black Nationalism from Garvey to Malcom X
Edited by Robert Harris, Nyota Harris
and Grandassa Harris
" Cooks was a pioneer in the abandonment of that
'ominous word ' Negro. He pioneered natural hair styles through his " Miss
Natural Standard of Beauty " contests and fostered a Pan African outlook. He kept the name of Marcus Garvey alive with his annual Garvey Day parades. He
also waged a Buy Black campaign in an effort to establish Black control of the
African American community's economic life."
Multicultural Publishers Exchange
| Contents:
Part 1 : Published Speeches and
Writings By Carlos Cooks
1.What is the African Nationalist Pioneer Movement?
2. What We Know !!
3. Code Africa
4. Why Black Nationalism?
5. Fundamentalism: A Call to Action
6. The Nationalist Manifesto
7. Racial Integration - A Sociological Farce
8. The Tragic Consequences of White Psychology
9. American Tradition Votes Integration
10. Strange, Isn't It ?
11. Harlem : Citadel of the Chaste
12. Marcus Garvey: Champion of African Redemption.
13. Lumumba Foils Colonialist Plot to Partition the Congo
14.Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana
15. Jomo Kenyatta, Man of Africa
16. Ira Kemp
Part 11: Excerpts from the Lectures
of Carlos Cooks, 1954-1966.
17. Passing the Baton- Garvey to Cooks
18. Hair Conking- Buy Black
19. Gamal Abdel Nasser; Marcus Garvey Day
20. Ras and the Caste
21. Ethiopia; Haiti; Liberia;Kenya; the Black Woman
22. Naive Africans; Civil Rights
23. Religion
24. Lucifer, God and Civil Rights
25. The Caste Woman
26. Organization
27. Yankee-Doodleism vs Nationalism
28. Jews, Crackers and the Caste
29. Excerpts from the
Last Message of Carlos Cooks
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| Carlos
Cooks
1992.xxvi + 128
pp.
$9.95
(paper)
ISBN 0-912469-28-5
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 African Fundamentalism:
A Literary and Cultural Anthology
of Garvey's Harlem Renaissance
Compiled and Edited by Tony
Martin
The real roots of the Harlem Renaissance lie in the Garvey movement. Zora
Neale Hurston, Alain Locke and Claude McKay all published in the Negro World
before the "mainstream" renaissance got going. African
America's
first book reviews and literary competitions came out of the Garvey Movement.
This volume represents a rich treasury of literary criticism, book reviews , poetry,
short stories, music and art appreciation, polemics on the Black aesthetic
and other never before published literary and cultural writings of
Garvey's Harlem Renaissance. Authors range from the unknown to major literary
and political figures whose Garvey connections few will suspect.
" A veritable feast....For the poetry section alone this book should be in
every school library....The introductions to each chapter by the compiler are
little gems in their own right with potted biographies, snippets of
social history, together with some witty incisive comments....
There is a useful list of contributors....and a good index....There is
so much in this book, that it is hard to pinpoint any one excellent aspect.
The only remedy, is to buy it, read it...."
-Sunday Gleaner (Jamaica).
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Among The Contents:
African Fundamentalism , Marcus Garvey (1924)
The Negro Renaissance , William H. Ferris (1922)
The Racial Roots of Culture, Hubert H. Harrison
(1920)
If We Must Die , Unsigned Editorial (1922)
On A Certain White Condescension in White Editors, Hubert
H. Harrison (1922)
African Language and Literature Makes For African
Nationality , Unsigned Editorial (1923)
Batouala, Art and Propaganda, Eric. D Walrond
(1922)
The Colonial Literature of France, Alain Locke
(1923)
The Negro In Poetry , John Edward Bruce ( 1923)
Mr. Garvey as a Poet , T. Thomas Fortune (1927)
Professor Brawley and Other Negro Critics , Unsigned
Editorial (1922)
On Langston Hughes: I Am a Negro - and Beautiful,
Amy
Jacques Garvey (1926)
"Home to Harlem", Claude McKay's Damaging Book,
Should Earn Wholesale Condemnation of Negroes , Marcus Garvey (1928).
Eric D. Walrond of " The Negro World" writes
"On Being Black" in the " New Republic", William
H. Ferris ( 1922)
Rudyard Kipling, H. G. Mudgal (1922)
Stribling on The Women of Trinidad, Eric D. Walrond
(1922)
Harlem Shadows, Eric D. Walrond (1922)
Birthright, Eric D. Walrond (1922)
Negro Folk Rhymes With A Study, Mary White Ovington
(1922)
The Philosophy and Opinions of Marcus Garvey, William
H. Ferris ( 1923)
From Superman to Man , Hubert H. Harrison (1920)
Alexander Crummell, The Greatness of Christ; And a Word
on Henry Timrod, John Edward Bruce(1922)
The Negro In Our History, Arthur A. Schomburg
(1922)
When You Meet A Member of The Ku Klux Klan, Robert L.
Poston (1921).
And Yet-!, T. Albert Marryshow (1920)
The West Indian Student In New York, Lester Taylor (1921)
Lines To Needham Roberts, Rosalie Phyfer, (1922)
The Old Homestead , Augusta Savage (1922)
When Africa Awakes!, George Wells Parker (1923)
Legion's Marching Song, Arnold J. Ford (no date)
The Sojourner, Kobina Sekyi (1922)
The Negro Woman's Attitude Towards the White Man, Estella
Matthews (1921)
Loved and Lost, Lucian I. Watkins ( 1921)
Marcus Garvey -Dead, J.R. Ralph Casimir
(1946)
The Black Man's Burden, T Thomas Fortune (1921)
With Apologies to Shakespeare, Norton G. Thomas
(1924)
The Village Lynch- Smith, Andrea Razafkeriefo [Andy
Razaf] (1922)
The Negro In Dramatic Art, William H. Ferris
(1922)
Ira Aldridge, John Edward Bruce (1922)
On Florence Mills, Eric D. Walrond (1922)
The Dunbar Players , Where Black Is White, Duse
Mohamed Ali (1922)
Bits Of Harlem, Zora Neale Hurston(1922)
A Sin Against Jubilee Music, Robert L. Poston (1921)
Negro Composers and Negro Music - Is There Race In Music
? , William H. Ferris (1922)
Augusta Savage Shows Amazing Gift For Sculpture , Eric
D. Walrond (1922).
Mr. Schomburg's Library , Zora Neale Hurston (1922)
"How To Unite The West Indian and American
Negroes", John Edward Bruce (1921)
Contributors
Bibliographical Note
Index
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| African
Fundamentalism
1991.
xviii+363pp.
$14.95. (paper). ISBN
0-912469-09-9.
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