Black Populism in the United States: An Annotated Bibliography (Bibliographies and Indexes in Afro-American and African Studies) PDF
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BLACK POPULISM IN THE UNITED STATES: An Annotated Bibliography Anthony J. Adam Gerald H. Gaither PRAEGER BLACK POPULISM IN THE UNITED STATES Recent Titles in BibliographiesandIndexesinAfro-AmericanandAfricanStudies The French Critical Reception of African-American Literature: From the Beginnings to 1970, An Annotated Bibliography Michel Fabre, compiler, with the assistance ofRosa Bobia, Christina Davis, Charles Edwards O’Neill, and Jack Salzman Zora Neale Hurston: AnAnnotated Bibliography andReferenceGuide Rose Parkman Davis, compiler Roots of Afrocentric Thought: A Reference Guide to Negro Digest/Black World, 1961–1976 ClovisE.Semmes, compiler African American Criminologists, 1970–1996: An Annotated Bibliography Lee E. 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Gaither Bibliographies and Indexes in Afro-American and African Studies, Number 45 Westport,Connecticut London LibraryofCongress Cataloging-in-PublicationData Adam,AnthonyJ. BlackpopulismintheUnitedStates : anannotatedbibliography / AnthonyJ.Adam, GeraldH.Gaither. p.cm.—(Bibliographies andindexesinAfro-AmericanandAfricanstudies,ISSN 0742–6925; no. 45) Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex. ISBN 0–313–32439–5 (alk. paper) 1. African Americans—Politics and government—Bibliography. 2. African Americans—History—1877–1964—Bibliography. 3. Populism—United States—Bibliography. I. Gaither,GeraldH. II. Title. III. Series. Z1361.N4A332004 [E185.6] 016.324'089'96073—dc22 2003062435 British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data is available. Copyright © 2004 by Anthony J.Adam and Gerald H.Gaither All rights reserved. No portion ofthis book may be reproduced,byanyprocessortechnique,withoutthe expresswrittenconsentofthepublisher. LibraryofCongress Catalog Card Number: 2003062435 ISBN: 0–313–32439–5 ISSN: 0742–6925 First published in 2004 Praeger Publishers, 88Post Road West, Westport,CT06881 An imprint ofGreenwoodPublishingGroup,Inc. www.praeger.com Printedin theUnitedStatesofAmerica Thepaperused in this book complies with the PermanentPaper Standard issued bytheNational Information Standards Organization (Z39.48–1984). 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Forfamilyandfriends,whosupportedusthroughthisproject CONTENTS ix Introduction xi WorksConsulted 1 A. ManuscriptCollections 5 B. Newspapers C. Books 9 D. Periodical Articles and Essays 73 179 E. ThesesandDissertations F. Websites 203 205 Appendix: SelectBlackPopulists 211 Index INTRODUCTION WhoweretheBlackPopulists, and whybother tostudythem? Accordingto contemporarysources, upwards of 1,200,000black menand womenjoined the ColoredFarmers' Alliancearound1890, andwefindmentionofmenatPeople's partyconventionsandother gatheringsuntil1900. Withoutextantmembership rosters, however, we can only guess at the actual size of the organization, but recent research has uncovered names of individuals throughout the South and Midwest who participated. The People's party, the political manifestation of Populism,hada love-haterelationshipwithblackmembershipduringtheperiod, and we have endeavored in this bibliography to give some idea of how the political climate radically changed for the worse as the Populists sought to includeblacksintheir efforts to gainelectedoffice. The politicalviolencethat ensued--from the Leflore County Massacre to the Wilmington Riots--coupled with widespreaddisfranchisementcreateda chargedracial atmospherethat still persists in parts of our nation. However, at its best, the Populist movement proved that biracial coalitions could effect change and create models for the future. This annotated bibliography on Black Populism covers that period most associated with the rise and fall of the agrarian movement at the close of the nineteenth century. Since no movementcan be understood outside its milieu, we have also included select items which relate specifically to black/white relationsintheSouthduringthattime,withspecialattentiontootherattemptsat biracial coalitions. All items are in English and with few exceptions published in the United States between 1880-2001. With the notable exception of most master's theses herein, all items have been examined firsthand, in order to correct longstanding citation errors. We also hope that we haven't added any new errors! For the sake of brevity and symmetry, we use "black" rather than "African American" in the annotations throughout, but we keep the original wordinginthe citations.
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