The World of Jim Crow America: A Daily Life Encyclopedia [2 volumes]
bySteven A. Reich, PhD, is professor of history at James Madison University. His published works include Greenwood's The Great Black Migration.
20190630
Greenwood
Pages | 848 |
Topics | American History: Race and Ethnicity;Race and Ethnicity: African American Studies;Black Cinema;Blues;Disenfranchisement;Emancipation Day Celebrations;Historically Black Colleges and Universities;Incarceration;Interracial Intimacy;Miscegenation Law;Montgomery Bus Boycott;NAACP;Sundown Towns |
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This two-volume set is a thematically-arranged encyclopedia covering the social, political, and material culture of America during the Jim Crow Era.
• Gives readers hard to find but important details about the daily lives of African Americans during the Jim Crow era• Offers insights based on social history into the daily experiences of the average person, engaging students' curiosity rather than focusing on the events, dates, and names of "traditional history"
• Presents information within a thematic organization that encourages a more in-depth study of specific aspects of daily life under Jim Crow
• Includes related primary documents that enable students to view history more directly and reach their own conclusions about past events
• Examines a wide range of topics such as work, family life, clothing and fashion, food and drink, housing and community, politics, social customs, and spirituality
• Provides a general introduction to each volume, individual topic introductions, numerous images and illustrations, a timeline of events, and a bibliography identifying print and non-print resources
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Table of Contents
The World of Jim Crow America: A Daily Life Encyclopedia [2 volumes]
Author(s): Steven A. ReichContributors: Reich, Steven;Abstract:This two-volume set is a thematically-arranged encyclopedia covering the social, political, and material culture of America during the Jim Crow Era.
• Gives readers hard to find but important details about the daily lives of African Americans during the Jim Crow era• Offers insights based on social history into the daily experiences of the average person, engaging students' curiosity rather than focusing on the events, dates, and names of "traditional history"
• Presents information within a thematic organization that encourages a more in-depth study of specific aspects of daily life under Jim Crow
• Includes related primary documents that enable students to view history more directly and reach their own conclusions about past events
• Examines a wide range of topics such as work, family life, clothing and fashion, food and drink, housing and community, politics, social customs, and spirituality
• Provides a general introduction to each volume, individual topic introductions, numerous images and illustrations, a timeline of events, and a bibliography identifying print and non-print resources
Editor(s): Reich, Steven;SortTitle: world of jim crow america: a daily life encyclopedia [2 volumes]Author Info:Steven A. ReicheditorSteven A. Reich, PhD, is professor of history at James Madison University. His published works include Greenwood's The Great Black Migration.
eISBN-13: 9781440850813Cover Image URL: ~~FreeAttachments/9781440850813.jpgPrint ISBN-13: 9781440850806Imprint: GreenwoodPages: 848Publication Date: 20190630Series: Daily Life EncyclopediasTable of Contents pages: 1 2
- Cover Cover11
- Volume 1: Arts to Housing and Community v1-iii4
- Title v1-iii4
- Copyright v1-iv5
- Contents v1-v6
- Preface v1-xiii14
- Introduction v1-xv16
- Chronology v1-xxi22
- Arts 132
- Introduction 132
- Actors 233
- Architecture 637
- Black Journalists 940
- Black Press 1243
- Blues 1647
- Children’s Literature 2051
- Classical Music, Black Composers of 2758
- Folklore and Folktales 2960
- Jazz 3263
- Jim Crow Signs 3768
- Jook Joints 4172
- Journalists. 4374
- Literature 4374
- Live Theater 4879
- Moviegoing 5182
- Press. 5586
- Quilting 5586
- Race Films 5889
- Race Records 6192
- Uncle Remus Tales 6596
- Work Songs 6798
- Economics and Work 73104
- Introduction 73104
- Banking 74105
- Black Businesses 77108
- Building Trades 82113
- Coal Miners 85116
- Convict Labor 90121
- Defense Industries 93124
- Domestic Service 96127
- Farm Ownership 99130
- Insurance Agents 104135
- Labor Unions 107138
- Longshoremen 115146
- Nurses 117148
- Physicians 121152
- Postal Service Workers 124155
- Public-Sector Employment 127158
- Pullman Porters. 131162
- Railroad Workers 131162
- Sharecropping and Tenant Farming 135166
- Sleeping-Car Porters 139170
- Steel Workers 143174
- Teachers 147178
- Tobacco Farming 150181
- Undertakers 153184
- Family and Gender 157188
- Introduction 157188
- Benevolent Societies and Fraternal Orders 158189
- Birth Control 162193
- Black Women’s Clubs. 165196
- Childbirth 165196
- Childhood 167198
- Divorce 172203
- Extended (Intergenerational) Families 174205
- Fertility 177208
- Fraternal Orders. 181212
- Household Credit 181212
- Household Economy 184215
- Interracial Intimacies 188219
- Manhood 194225
- Marriage 197228
- Motherhood 202233
- Naming Practices 205236
- Sexuality 208239
- Womanhood 212243
- Women’s Clubs 216247
- Fashion and Appearance 221252
- Introduction 221252
- African American Vernacular English 222253
- Barbers and Barbershops 225256
- Beauty Salons 228259
- Beauty Standards 231262
- Black Elites 235266
- Dandyism 239270
- Everyday Clothing 242273
- Men’s Fashion 245276
- Passing 247278
- Race Uplift 251282
- Racial Stereotypes, Female 255286
- Racial Stereotypes, Male 260291
- Respectability 267298
- Women’s Fashion 271302
- Food and Drink 277308
- Introduction 277308
- Aunt Jemima 278309
- Barbecue 281312
- Bars and Bartenders 285316
- Cafés. 291322
- Canning 291322
- Cookbooks 294325
- Eating and Dining 296327
- Gardening 303334
- Grocery Stores 305336
- Hunger and Malnutrition 308339
- Lunch Counters 310341
- Malnutrition. 313344
- Moonshining 313344
- Restaurants and Cafés 317348
- Traditional Core Diet 320351
- Truck Farming 325356
- Housing and Community 331362
- Introduction 331362
- Black Middle Class 332363
- Black Towns 336367
- Community and Neighborhood Life, Rural 339370
- Community and Neighborhood Life, Urban 343374
- Consumer Behavior 346377
- Elementary and Secondary Education 349380
- Fraternities and Sororities 354385
- Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) 358389
- Hotel Accommodations 362393
- Housing, Rural 365396
- Housing, Suburban 368399
- Industrial Education 372403
- Interstate Migration 379410
- Literacy 383414
- Orphanages 385416
- Public Restrooms 387418
- Rural-to-Urban Migration 391422
- Settlement Houses 397428
- Sororities. 401432
- Sundown Towns 401432
- Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA) 404435
- Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) 406437
- Volume 2: Politics and Warfare to Science and Technology v2-iii444
- Title v2-iii444
- Copyright v2-iv445
- Contents v2-v446
- Politics and Warfare 411454
- Introduction 411454
- Accommodationism 412455
- Black Political Officeholders 417460
- Black Populism 421464
- Buffalo Soldiers 424467
- The Civil Rights Cases of 1883 428471
- Consumer Boycotts 431474
- Disfranchisement 434477
- Incarceration 440483
- Interracial Cooperation 443486
- Law Enforcement/Policing 446489
- Lynching 451494
- Military Service, Spanish-American War 456499
- Military Service, World War I 459502
- Military Service, World War II 462505
- Military Veterans 466509
- Militia 469512
- Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955–1956) 472515
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) 475518
- National Urban League 482525
- The New Negro 485528
- Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) 489532
- Political Spectacle 494537
- Streetcar Boycotts 497540
- Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) 501544
- Recreation and Social Customs 505548
- Introduction 505548
- Amusement Parks 506549
- Baseball 509552
- Basketball 512555
- Beaches 516559
- Bowling 520563
- Boxing 522565
- Christmas 526569
- Circuses 528571
- Commercial Downtown Retail Establishments 532575
- Emancipation Day 535578
- Excursions and Vacations 538581
- Football 541584
- Golf 545588
- Holidays 547590
- Independence Day 550593
- State Parks 553596
- Vacations. 557600
- Religion and Beliefs 559602
- Introduction 559602
- Baptist Church 560603
- Black Pentecostalism 565608
- Camp Meetings. 568611
- Cemeteries 568611
- Church Attendance 571614
- Conjure 573616
- Funerals 576619
- Gospel Music 578621
- Hoodoo 582625
- Ministers. 584627
- Prayer 584627
- Preachers and Ministers 586629
- Revivals and Camp Meetings 589632
- Spirituals 592635
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