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'Counterpunch the Devil with the Word': African American daily life at Alma and Riverlake plantations, Louisiana, 1870--1940	1794: American race, republicanism and transnational revolution

Beyond freedom: The black North, 1863--1883	Dangerous liaisons: The lives and labor of working class Antilleans and sub-Saharan Africans in 1960s Paris

For freedom the other men: Civil rights, Black power, and the United Farm Workers, 1965--1973	Formations of neoslavery: The cultures and politics of the American carceral state (Louisiana, Toni Morrison, Leadbelly, John Lomax)

Imagine the sound: Modalities of resistance and liberation in post-Civil Rights Black literature (Larry Neal, Henry Dumas, Toni Cade Bambara, Gayl Jones, Assata Shakur)	Politics of change: The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party and the emergence of a black political voice in Mississippi

Specter, spectacle and the imaginative space: Unfixing the tragic mulatta (Eliza Potter, William Wells Brown)	The streets of San Francisco: Blacks, beats, homosexuals, and the San Francisco Police Department, 1950--1968 (California)

Unearthing the underground: A study of radical activism in the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army