02040cam a2200217   4500001000500000005001700005008003900022020001500061050002200076082001200098100002500110245009700135260005900232300003400291504004100325505068800366520055901054650004801613999001501661952014601676747620181127183718.0010110s2002    txua     b    000 0 eng  a015507232300aE185.6b.G39 200200a3232211 aGilliam, Franklin D.10aFarther to go :breadings and cases in African-American politics /cFranklin D. Gilliam, Jr.  aFort Worth, TX :bHarcourt College Publishers,cc2002.  axvi, 447 p. :bill. ;c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references.  a Part I: The Political History of Race. 1. The Pre-Civil  War Period: 1787-1862. 2. The Civil War, Reconstruction,  and Jim Crow (1863-1953). Part II: The Civil Rights  Movement: 1950-1972. 3. Legalism (1950-1958). 4.  Nonviolent Direct Action (1955-1965). 5. Black Power  (1961-1972). Part III: The Consequences of the Struggle  for African-American Liberation. 6. Whither Racism? 7.  Ideology, Identity, and Black Political Thought. 8.  Racial Politics in Urban America. 9. Racial Politics at  the National Level: The Presidency, the Congress, and the  Supreme Court. 10. Public Policy and the Future of Racial  Politics in America. Notes Includes bibliographical references.grt  aPart documentary anthology, part literature review, and  part bibliography, "Farther to go" gives students a  thorough historical grounding in the field of racial  politics. Dr. Gilliam imparts a strong working knowledge  of the civil rights movement, as well as the cultural,  economic, and psychological nuances underlying the  relationship between the black community and the  political system. To that end, the text presents  significant court cases, speeches, and statutes that  allow students to discover the texture of racial politics  in America. 0aAfrican AmericansxPolitics and government.  c6391d6391  00102ddc40708MAINaRTCLIBbRTCLIBcMAINd2023-03-08h i11436l1m1o323 GILp30012420r2023-06-21 00:00:00s2023-03-08w2018-11-27yMAIN