Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
Introduction Connecting African American Urban History, Social Science Research, and Policy Debates
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Chapter 2
Urban Alliances: the Emergence of Race-Based Populism in the Age of Jackson
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Chapter 3
Industrial Slavery: Linking the Periphery and the Core
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Chapter 4
Black Life on the Mississippi: African American Steamboat Laborers and the Work Culture of Antebellum Western Steamboats
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Chapter 5
The ‘Brotherly Love’ for Which This City is Proverbial Should Extend To All” the Everyday Lives of Working-Class Women in Philadelphia and Atlanta in the 1890S
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Chapter 6
Urban Black Labor in the west, 1849–1949: Reconceptualizing the Image of a Region
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Chapter 7
Race and Class in Chicago-School Sociology: the Underclass Concept in Historical Perspective
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Chapter 8
Black + Woman = Work: Gender Dimensions of the African American Economic Experience
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Chapter 9
Evidence on Discrimination in Employment: Codes of Color, Codes of Gender
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Chapter 10
Race, Class, and Space: an Examination of Underclass Notions in the Steel and Motor Cities
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Chapter 11
The Black Community Building Process in Post-Urban Disorder Detroit, 1967–1997
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Chapter 12
Asian American Labor and Historical Interpretation
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Chapter 13
Conversing Across Boundaries of Race, Ethnicity, Class, Gender, and Region: Latino and Latina Labor History
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Chapter 14
Ethnic and Racial Fragmentation: Toward a Reinterpretation of a Local Labor Movement
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Chapter 15
Is Race the Problem of The 21St Century?
Attention for Chapter 8:
Black + Woman = Work: Gender Dimensions of the African American Economic Experience