What has this got to do with the liberation of Black people? : the impact of Ronald W. Walters on African American thought and leadership /
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
2014.
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| Series: | SUNY series in African American studies
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Table of Contents:
- Our tallest tree : an essay toward a biography of Ronald Walters / Robert G. Newby
- The groundbreaking Wichita sit-in in movement : an essay in appreciation of Ronald Walters' scholarly and political contributions / Aldon Morris
- Reflections / Ronald W. Walters
- The black science in political science / Katherine Tate
- Black intellectuals in the age of new democratic politics : reflections on Ronald Walters, the Maryland years / Cedric Johnson
- A modest proposal : a call for leadership specialization and the recognition of multiple black constituencies / Andra Gillespie
- Still waters run deep : synthesizing Ronald Walters theses on black leadership and black nationalism / Errol Henderson
- Usurper-in-chief? : white nationalism, the Tea Party and and president Barack Obama / Adolphus G. Belk, Jr
- White nationalism, black interests, and contemporary American politics / Corey Cook
- Ronald Walters and the District of Columbia : action research and the odyssey of the capital colony / Lenneal V. Henderson
- Ronald Walters as a political empowerment theorist : the concept of leverage strategies / Hanes Walton, Jr
- Ronald Walters : theory and practice of foreign policy justice / Karin FL. Stanford
- Ronald Walters : pan Africanism and international struggles for social justice / Horace Campbell
- Reparations, citizenship and the politics of identity / Charles P. Henry
- Rights and the first black president : Barack Obama and the politics of racial equality / Ronald W. Walters, with the assistance of Robert C. Smith
- Afterword / Robert C. Smith.