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America Behind the Color Line : Dialogues with African Americans / Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Par : Gates, Henry Louis, Jr, 1950-.
Éditeur : New York : Warner books, 2005Édition : 1st ed.Description :xvi, 448 p. : Ill. ; 23 cm.ISBN : 9780446693905 (pbk).Sujet(s) : African Americans -- Social conditions -- 1975- | Noirs américains -- Conditions sociales -- 1975- | African Americans -- Interviews | Noirs américains -- Entretiens | Social classes -- United States | Classes sociales -- États-UnisRessources en ligne : Publisher's Website. | Check the UO Library catalog.
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"More than thirty-five years after the death of Martin Luther King, Jr., Americans wonder just how much of his dream has come true. Now renowned scholar and New York Times bestselling author Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. examines the surprising social and economic journey African Americans have made since the civil rights era. Using the interviews he conducted for his groundbreaking PBS series, Professor Gates introduces us to forty-four individuals from every segment of the African-American community - from Maya Angelou and Morgan Freeman to convict "Eric Edwards" and a single mother on Chicago's South Side. In their own candid, deeply felt words, each discusses what it means to be African American in the twenty-first century: the joys, the problems, the perils. Together, they reveal a community united by memory and culture yet divided by wealth and lack of opportunity... in an America still struggling to ensure true equality for all." (Book Cover)
CONTENTS:
Introduction
Part 1 Ebony Towers
The Good Soldier / Colin Powell
Chairman of the Board / Vernon Jordan
House of Dreams / Franklin D. Raines
Corporate Man / Russell Simmons
Chess Master / Maurice Ashley
Black and White Logic / Dan Rose
Breaking Through / The Irvins
Living the Life / The Pearsons
Resume Stories / Lenora Fulani
Part 2 The Black Belt
Home / Morgan Freeman
Choices / Maya Angelou
Policing the South / James H. Bolden
Training Days / Sergeant Major Kenneth Wilcox
Keys to the City / Willie W. Herenton
Word of God / The Reverend Dr. R. Lawton Higgs, Sr.
The Big House / Carmen Johnson
"Why Not?" / Deirdre Wolff Jerald Wolff
Color-Blind / Lura Chris
Part 3 Black Hollywood
Different Stories / Chris Tucker
In Character / Samuel L. Jackson
Changing Minds, Breaking Even / Arnon Milchan
Independent Means / Reginald Hudlin
How It's Done / Alicia Keys
Life Purpose / Nia Long
Excellence / Don Cheadle
Living in the Community / John Singleton
Action / Reggie Bythewood
Action / Reggie Bythewood
The Buddy / Darnell Hunt
The Chameleon / Bernie Mac
The Bonus / Larry Wilmore
Part 4 Streets of Heaven: Chicago's South Side
Restitution, Reinvestment / Jesse L. Jackson
Looking Back, Looking Up / Timuel D. Black
Twirling for Success / Elaine Rhodes
A Mother's Story / Tammie Cathery
Finding Their Way / The Massenbergs
Revolving Door / Clark Clemons
One Prisoner's Story / Kalais Chiron Hunt
Ticket to Success / Dr. Emiel Hamberlin
A Different Version / Jason Smith
Index
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Includes an index.

"More than thirty-five years after the death of Martin Luther King, Jr., Americans wonder just how much of his dream has come true. Now renowned scholar and New York Times bestselling author Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. examines the surprising social and economic journey African Americans have made since the civil rights era. Using the interviews he conducted for his groundbreaking PBS series, Professor Gates introduces us to forty-four individuals from every segment of the African-American community - from Maya Angelou and Morgan Freeman to convict "Eric Edwards" and a single mother on Chicago's South Side. In their own candid, deeply felt words, each discusses what it means to be African American in the twenty-first century: the joys, the problems, the perils. Together, they reveal a community united by memory and culture yet divided by wealth and lack of opportunity... in an America still struggling to ensure true equality for all." (Book Cover)

CONTENTS:

Introduction

Part 1 Ebony Towers

The Good Soldier / Colin Powell

Chairman of the Board /
Vernon Jordan

House of Dreams / Franklin D. Raines

Corporate Man / Russell Simmons

Chess Master /
Maurice Ashley

Black and White Logic /
Dan Rose

Breaking Through / The Irvins

Living the Life / The Pearsons

Resume Stories / Lenora Fulani

Part 2 The Black Belt

Home / Morgan Freeman

Choices / Maya Angelou

Policing the South / James H. Bolden

Training Days / Sergeant Major Kenneth Wilcox

Keys to the City /
Willie W. Herenton

Word of God / The Reverend Dr. R. Lawton Higgs, Sr.

The Big House / Carmen Johnson

"Why Not?" / Deirdre Wolff Jerald Wolff

Color-Blind / Lura Chris

Part 3 Black Hollywood

Different Stories / Chris Tucker

In Character / Samuel L. Jackson

Changing Minds, Breaking Even / Arnon Milchan

Independent Means / Reginald Hudlin

How It's Done / Alicia Keys

Life Purpose / Nia Long

Excellence /
Don Cheadle

Living in the Community / John Singleton

Action /
Reggie Bythewood

Action / Reggie Bythewood

The Buddy /
Darnell Hunt

The Chameleon / Bernie Mac

The Bonus / Larry Wilmore

Part 4 Streets of Heaven: Chicago's South Side

Restitution, Reinvestment / Jesse L. Jackson

Looking Back, Looking Up / Timuel D. Black

Twirling for Success / Elaine Rhodes

A Mother's Story / Tammie Cathery

Finding Their Way /
The Massenbergs

Revolving Door / Clark Clemons

One Prisoner's Story / Kalais Chiron Hunt

Ticket to Success / Dr. Emiel Hamberlin

A Different Version / Jason Smith

Index

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