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William L. Van Deburg

New Day in Babylon

The Black Power Movement and American Culture, 1965-1975

388 pages, 38 halftones  6 x 9  © 1992

Cloth $48.00

ISBN: 9780226847146   Published November 1992

Paper $24.00

ISBN: 9780226847153   Published November 1993

Preface
Introduction: A Black Power Paradigm
1. What Is "Black Power"?
2. Precursors and Preconditions: Why Was There a Black Power Movement?
3. Who Were the "Militants"?
Black Power on Campus
Black Power in Sports
Black Power and Labor
Black Power and "Total Institutions"
4. The Ideologies of Black Power
Pluralism
Nationalism
5. Black Power in Afro-American Culture: Folk Expressions
Soul Style
Soul Music
Soul Talk
Soulful Tales
Soul Theology
6. Black Power and American Culture: Literary and Performing Arts
Defining "Whitey"
Identifying "Toms"
Understanding Black History
Achieving Liberation
Conclusion: Whatever Happened to Black Power?
Notes
Index
Awards
  • Gustavus Myers Center Outstanding Book Award
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