African American urban history since World War II
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| Language: | English |
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Chicago ; London :
University of Chicago Press,
2009.
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| Series: | Historical studies of urban America.
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Table of Contents:
- The second great migration and the new immigration
- The second great migration: a historical overview / James N. Gregory
- Blacks, latinos, and the new racial frontier in American cities of color: California's emerging minority-majority cities / Albert M. Camarillo
- The young lords and the postwar city: notes on the geographical and structural reconfigurations of contemporary urban life / Johanna Fern�andez
- Great expectations: African American and latino relations in Phoenix since World War II / Matthew Whitaker
- Citizens and workers: African Americans and Puerto Ricans in Philadelphia's regional economy since World War II / Carmen Teresa Whalen
- The second ghetto and the suburb : realtors and racism in working-class Philadelphia, 1945-1970 / David McAllister
- Deadly inequalities: race, illness, and poverty in Washington, D.C., since 1945 / Brett Williams
- "The house I live in": race, class, and African American suburban dreams in the postwar United States / Andrew Wiese
- Harvesting the crisis: the Newark uprising, the Kerner Commission, and writings on riots / Kevin Mumford
- Affirmative action from below: civil rights, the building trades, and the politics of racial equality in the urban north, 1945-1969 / Thomas J. Sugrue
- "Trouble won't last": black church activism in postwar Philadelphia / Karl Ellis Johnson
- The black professional middle class and the black community: racialized class formation in Oakland and the East Bay / Eric S. Brown
- Gender, class, and social-welfare policy: shifting paradigms of black women's work in the urban north and west: World War II to the present / Jacqueline Jones
- "Something's wrong down here": poor black women and urban struggles for democracy / Rhonda Y. Williams
- Gendering postwar urban history: African American women, welfare, and poverty in Philadelphia / Lisa Levenstein
- Culture, consumption, and the black community: African American consumers since World War II / Robert E. Weems, Jr
- Black dollar power: assessing African American consumerism since 1945 / Susannah Walker
- Race, place, and memory: African American tourism in the postindustrial city / Elizabeth Grant.