Floyd W. Hayes is associate professor in the Division of Multidisciplinary Studies and the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at North Carolina State University.

• Part 1 Preface to the StudentPart 2 Preface to the InstructorPart 3 African American Studies: Trends, Developments, and Future ChallengesChapter 4 The Study of the NegroChapter 5 The Integrationist Ethic as a Basis for Scholarly EndeavorsChapter 6 The Politics of Black Women's StudiesChapter 7 Black Studies, Multiculturalism and the Future of American EducationChapter 8 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 9 Africa and the Diaspora: Ties That BindChapter 10 African History and Western CivilizationChapter 11 The Atlantic Slave Trade and Slavery: Some Interpretations of Their Significance in the Development of the United States and the Western WorldChapter 12 Reflections on the Black Woman's Role in the Community of SlavesChapter 13 Symptoms of Liberty and Blackhead Signposts: David Walker and Nat TurnerChapter 14 Cafundo: Counterpoint on a Brazilian African SurvivalChapter 15 Spurring a Dialogue to Place the African American Experience Within the Context of and Afrocentric PhilosophyChapter 16 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 17 Black Expressive Culture: Music and LiteratureChapter 18 Africanisms in African-American MusicChapter 19 Wild Women Don't Have the Blues: Blues from the Black Woman's PerspectiveChapter 20 Black Beauty, Black Confusion (1965-70)Chapter 21 How Bigger Was BornChapter 22 The Black Arts MovementChapter 23 Unspeakable Things Unspoken: The Afro-American Presence in American Literature (1990)Chapter 24 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 25 Discovering the Meaning of Black Identity: Psychic Dimentions of OppressionChapter 26 African PhilosophyChapter 27 To Make Them Stand in FearChapter 28 Of Our Spiritual StrivingsChapter 29 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 30 The Black Family: Historical and Pilicy IssuesChapter 31 Historican Backgrounds of the Negro FamilyChapter 32 The Negro FamilyChapter 33 The Black Family: A Critical ChallengeChapter 34 The Dependent Status of Black Families: A Structural Framework IIChapter 35 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 36 The African American Struggle for Literacy and Quality EducationChapter 37 Learning to Read and Growing in KnowledgeChapter 38 Betrayal in the SchoolsChapter 39 Race, Urban Politics, and Educational Policymaking in Washington, D.C.: A Community's Struggle for Quality EducationChapter 40 Teaching Theory, Talking CommunityChapter 41 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 42 Political Economy of the African American SituationChapter 43 The Demand for Black Labor: Historical Notes on the Political Economy of RacismChapter 44 Black Economic Well-Being Since the 1950sChapter 45 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 46 Racism, Resistance, and RadicalismChapter 47 Racist IdeologyChapter 48 Letter from Birmingham City JailChapter 49 The Ballot of the BulletChapter 50 Sister ActChapter 51 All Power to the People: The Political Thought of Huey P. Newton and the Black Panther PartyChapter 52 Anatomy of a Rebellion: A Political-Economic AnalysisChapter 53 Police Brutality as a Major Public Health Issue: The Tragic Shooting of Former Tampa Bay Buccaneer Demetrius DuBoseChapter 54 The Curse of Black Middle Class Leadership: A Cultural AnalysisChapter 55 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 56 Index

Floyd W. Hayes is associate professor in the Division of Multidisciplinary Studies and the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at North Carolina State University.

• Part 1 Preface to the StudentPart 2 Preface to the InstructorPart 3 African American Studies: Trends, Developments, and Future ChallengesChapter 4 The Study of the NegroChapter 5 The Integrationist Ethic as a Basis for Scholarly EndeavorsChapter 6 The Politics of Black Women's StudiesChapter 7 Black Studies, Multiculturalism and the Future of American EducationChapter 8 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 9 Africa and the Diaspora: Ties That BindChapter 10 African History and Western CivilizationChapter 11 The Atlantic Slave Trade and Slavery: Some Interpretations of Their Significance in the Development of the United States and the Western WorldChapter 12 Reflections on the Black Woman's Role in the Community of SlavesChapter 13 Symptoms of Liberty and Blackhead Signposts: David Walker and Nat TurnerChapter 14 Cafundo: Counterpoint on a Brazilian African SurvivalChapter 15 Spurring a Dialogue to Place the African American Experience Within the Context of and Afrocentric PhilosophyChapter 16 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 17 Black Expressive Culture: Music and LiteratureChapter 18 Africanisms in African-American MusicChapter 19 Wild Women Don't Have the Blues: Blues from the Black Woman's PerspectiveChapter 20 Black Beauty, Black Confusion (1965-70)Chapter 21 How Bigger Was BornChapter 22 The Black Arts MovementChapter 23 Unspeakable Things Unspoken: The Afro-American Presence in American Literature (1990)Chapter 24 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 25 Discovering the Meaning of Black Identity: Psychic Dimentions of OppressionChapter 26 African PhilosophyChapter 27 To Make Them Stand in FearChapter 28 Of Our Spiritual StrivingsChapter 29 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 30 The Black Family: Historical and Pilicy IssuesChapter 31 Historican Backgrounds of the Negro FamilyChapter 32 The Negro FamilyChapter 33 The Black Family: A Critical ChallengeChapter 34 The Dependent Status of Black Families: A Structural Framework IIChapter 35 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 36 The African American Struggle for Literacy and Quality EducationChapter 37 Learning to Read and Growing in KnowledgeChapter 38 Betrayal in the SchoolsChapter 39 Race, Urban Politics, and Educational Policymaking in Washington, D.C.: A Community's Struggle for Quality EducationChapter 40 Teaching Theory, Talking CommunityChapter 41 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 42 Political Economy of the African American SituationChapter 43 The Demand for Black Labor: Historical Notes on the Political Economy of RacismChapter 44 Black Economic Well-Being Since the 1950sChapter 45 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 46 Racism, Resistance, and RadicalismChapter 47 Racist IdeologyChapter 48 Letter from Birmingham City JailChapter 49 The Ballot of the BulletChapter 50 Sister ActChapter 51 All Power to the People: The Political Thought of Huey P. Newton and the Black Panther PartyChapter 52 Anatomy of a Rebellion: A Political-Economic AnalysisChapter 53 Police Brutality as a Major Public Health Issue: The Tragic Shooting of Former Tampa Bay Buccaneer Demetrius DuBoseChapter 54 The Curse of Black Middle Class Leadership: A Cultural AnalysisChapter 55 Key Terms and Supplementary ReadingsPart 56 Index