Books in Black Studies

from the University of Chicago Press

• Allen, Danielle S.: Talking to Strangers
• Anderson, Elijah: Streetwise
• Andrews, Kenneth T.: Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
• Appiah, Kwame Anthony: Identities
• Armour, Ellen T.: Deconstruction, Feminist Theology, and the Problem of Difference
• Awkward, Michael: Negotiating Difference
• Baker, Houston A.: Afro-American Literary Study in the 1990s
• Baker, Houston A.: Black British Cultural Studies
• Baker, Houston A.: Black Studies, Rap, and the Academy
• Baker, Houston A.: Blues, Ideology, and Afro-American Literature
• Baker, Houston A.: The Journey Back
• Baker, Houston A.: Modernism and the Harlem Renaissance
• Baker, Houston A.: Workings of the Spirit
• Bates, Robert H.: Africa and the Disciplines
• Berrian, Brenda F.: Awakening Spaces
• Best, Stephen M.: The Fugitive's Properties
• Blassingame, John W.: Black New Orleans, 1860-1880
• Bodleian Library: The Slave Trade Debate
• Burke, Patrick: Come In and Hear the Truth
• Canon, David T.: Race, Redistricting, and Representation
• Cohen, Cathy: The Boundaries of Blackness
• Comfort, Megan: Doing Time Together
• Condit, Celeste Michelle: Crafting Equality
• Corbett, John: Traveling the Spaceways
• D'Emilio, John: Lost Prophet
• Drake, St. Clair: Black Metropolis
• Dubey, Madhu: Signs and Cities
• DuBois, W. E. B.: W. E. B. DuBois on Sociology and the Black Community
• Duneier, Mitchell: Slim's Table
• Dunham, Katherine: Island Possessed
• Dunham, Katherine: A Touch of Innocence
• Elkins, Stanley M.: Slavery
• Entman, Robert M.: The Black Image in the White Mind
• Essien-Udom, E. U.: Black Nationalism
• Fenno, Richard F.: Going Home
• Fordham, Signithia: Blacked Out
• Franklin, John Hope: Reconstruction after the Civil War
• Gaines, Jane M.: Fire and Desire
• Gates, Henry Louis: "Race," Writing, and Difference
• Gilens, Martin: Why Americans Hate Welfare
• Gillman, Susan: Blood Talk
• Gilroy, Paul: 'There Ain't no Black in the Union Jack'
• Glaude, Eddie S.: Exodus!
• Glaude, Eddie S.: In a Shade of Blue
• Glaude, Eddie S.: Is It Nation Time?
• Goldsby, Jacqueline: A Spectacular Secret
• Grazian, David: Blue Chicago
• Green, Adam: Selling the Race
• Greenstone, David: Race and Authority in Urban Politics
• Griffin, John D.: Minority Report
• Grimshaw, William J.: Bitter Fruit
• Grossman, James R.: Land of Hope
• Guilbault, Jocelyne: Governing Sound
• Guilbault, Jocelyne: Zouk
• Gussow, Adam: Seems Like Murder Here
• Hall, Catherine: Civilising Subjects
• Halperin, David M.: Gay Shame
• Hannerz, Ulf: Soulside
• Harris, Leonard: Alain L. Locke
• Harris, Leslie M.: In the Shadow of Slavery
• Hartfield, Ronne: Another Way Home
• Hartmann, Douglas: Race, Culture, and the Revolt of the Black Athlete
• Hawkins, Darnell F.: Our Children, Their Children
• Heap, Chad: Slumming
• Herring, Scott: Queering the Underworld
• Higginson, Thomas Wentworth: The Complete Civil War Journal and Selected Letters of Thomas Wentworth Higginson
• Hirsch, Arnold R.: Making the Second Ghetto
• Holsey, Bayo: Routes of Remembrance
• Hughes, Everett C.: On Work, Race, and the Sociological Imagination
• Hyra, Derek S.: The New Urban Renewal
• Jackson Jr., John L.: Real Black
• Kaplan, Alice: The Interpreter
• Karnig, Albert: Black Representation and Urban Policy
• Keller, Richard C.: Colonial Madness
• Kenney, William Howland: Jazz on the River
• Klinenberg, Eric: Heat Wave
• Klinkner, Philip A.: The Unsteady March
• Kochman, Thomas: Black and White Styles in Conflict
• Kusmer, Kenneth L.: African American Urban History since World War II
• Lamont, Michèle: The Cultural Territories of Race
• Lamphere, Louise: Structuring Diversity
• Largey, Michael: Vodou Nation
• Lewis, George E.: A Power Stronger Than Itself
• Litwack, Leon F.: North of Slavery
• Magubane, Zine: Bringing the Empire Home
• Malson, Micheline R.: Black Women in America
• Martiatu, Inés María: Over the Waves and Other Stories / Sobre las olas y otros cuentos
• Martin, Elmer P.: The Black Extended Family
• Mathews, Marcia M.: Henry Ossawa Tanner
• McAdam, Doug: Political Process and the Development of Black Insurgency, 1930-1970
• McDaniel, Antonio: Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
• McRoberts, Omar M.: Streets of Glory
• Miller, Christopher L.: Blank Darkness
• Miller, Christopher L.: Theories of Africans
• Monson, Ingrid: Saying Something
• Moss, Hilary J.: Schooling Citizens
• Neckerman, Kathryn M.: Schools Betrayed
• Orfield, Gary: The Closing Door
• Owens, Michael Leo: God and Government in the Ghetto
• Pager, Devah: Marked
• Pattillo, Mary: Black on the Block
• Phillips, Susan A.: Wallbangin'
• Popkin, Jeremy D.: Facing Racial Revolution
• Price, Richard: Travels with Tooy
• Price, Richard: Two Evenings in Saramaka
• Pritchett, Wendell E.: Robert Clifton Weaver and the American City
• Radano, Ronald: Lying up a Nation
• Radano, Ronald M.: Music and the Racial Imagination
• Radano, Ronald M.: New Musical Figurations
• Rosengarten, Theodore: All God's Dangers
• Rowley, Hazel: Richard Wright
• Sartwell, Crispin: Act Like You Know
• Sears, David O.: Racialized Politics
• Seligman, Amanda I.: Block by Block
• Shaw, Stephanie J.: What a Woman Ought to Be and to Do
• Spear, Allan H.: Black Chicago
• Spillers, Hortense J.: Black, White, and in Color
• Stier, Haya: The Color of Opportunity
• Sun Ra: The Wisdom of Sun Ra
• The Black Public Sphere Collective: The Black Public Sphere
• Van Deburg, William L.: Black Camelot
• Van Deburg, William L.: Hoodlums
• Van Deburg, William L.: New Day in Babylon
• Vogel, Shane: The Scene of Harlem Cabaret
• Wade, Peter: Music, Race, and Nation
• Ware, Vron: Out of Whiteness
• Warren, Kenneth W.: Black and White Strangers
• Warren, Kenneth W.: So Black and Blue
• Watkins, S. Craig: Representing
• Wells, Ida B.: Crusade for Justice
• Wiese, Andrew: Places of Their Own
• Wilson, William Julius: The Truly Disadvantaged
• Wood, Richard L.: Faith in Action
• Yaeger, Patricia: Dirt and Desire
• Zamir, Shamoon: Dark Voices