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WORKING AMERICANS 1898-2016: VOL XIV: AFRICAN AMERICANS

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Working Americans 1898-2016, Volume XIV: African Americans is the newest addition to Grey House Publishing's Working Americans series. The African-American struggle and triumph comes to life in these pages, from the Emancipation Proclamation and racial segregation in the 1800s to the the Harlem Renaissance and the Civil Rights Movement to the first African American president, this volume provides real information on what it meant to be an African American from the 1890s to the present day.

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Table of Contents.
Preface.
Introduction.
1880-1899.
1: 1894 Profile Child Welfare: The Orphan Train.
2: 1896 Profile Women&#x2019;s Health: The Anti-Corset Campaign.
3: 1898 Profile Labor: The Children&#x2019;s Jacketmakers&#x2019; Strike.
1900-1909.
4: 1901 Profile Health: The Anti-Cigaret League Of America.
5: 1904 Profile Health: The Pure Food And Drug Act.
6: 1905 Profile The Environment: Plume Hunting.
1910-1919.
7: 1912 Profile Suffrage: The Kansas Campaign.
8: 1917 Profile Civil Rights: Anti-Lynching Silent Protest Parade.
9: 1919 Profile Health: Preventing Another Influenza Epidemic.
1920-1929.
10: 1921 Profile Women&#x2019;s Rights: The Distribution Of Birth Control Literature.
11: 1923 Profile Immigration: America For Americans.
12: 1928 Profile Censorship: Purity For Silent Films.
1930-1939.
13: 1932 Profile Racism: The Scottsboro Case.
14: 1933 Profile Farm Revolt: Taking Charge Of The Land.
15: 1937 Profile Prohibition: The Fight To Make America Liquor-Free.
1940-1949.
16: 1943 Profile Civil Liberties: Internment Of 110,000 Japanese Americans.
17: 1946 Profile Civil Rights: Desegregating The Military.
18: 1947 Profile International Aid: Helping Polish Jews.
1950-1959.
19: 1954 Profile Banning Comic Books: A Link To Juvenile Delinquency.
20: 1956 Profile The Environment: Preserving The National Parks System.
21: 1959 Profile Labor: The New York Hospital Workers Strike.
1960-1969.
22: 1965 Profile Civil Rights: Selma, Alabama, Awakens America.
23: 1966 Profile Religion: Banning The Beatles.
24: 1969 Profile American Indian Activism: Native American Fishing Rights.
1970-1979.
25: 1970 Profile The Environment: Celebrating Earth Day.
26: 1971 Profile The Peace Movement: Vietnam Veterans Against The War.
27: 1977 Profile Refugees: Caring For The &#x201C;Boat People&#x201D;.
1980-1999.
28: 1983 Profile War: The Anti-Nuclear Weapons Movement.
29: 1988 Profile The Environment: Spotted Owls Versus Timbering.
30: 1989 Profile Reproductive Rights: Operation Rescue.
31: 1992 Profile Handicap Access: The Disability Act.
32: 1996 Profile Labor: The Immigrants&#x2019; Strike.
2000-2016.
33: 2000 Profile Religion: School Prayer.
34: 2004 Profile Women&#x2019;s Rights: Title IX.
35: 2015 Profile Racism: Black Lives Matter.
36: 2015 Profile Civil Liberties: Marriage Rights For Same-Sex Couples.
37: 2016 Profile Income Inequality: Empowering Women.
38: 2016 Profile LGBTQ Rights: A Mother&#x2019;s Journey.
Further Reading.
Index.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Table of Contents.
Introduction.
1898-1919.
1: 1898: African American Wood Turner.
2: 1913: Young Singer of Spirituals.
3: 1916: African American U.S. Army Major.
4: 1917: Civil Rights Advocate.
5: 1919: Female African American Entrepreneur.
1920-1939.
6: 1927: Blues Singer Florence Mills.
7: 1935: African American Couple Emigrate from Rural South to Urban North.
8: 1939: Female Pianist and Musical Arranger.
1940-1959.
9: 1942: Guitarist with Transformative Technique.
10: 1945: Female Trombonist in Traveling Band.
11: 1946: African American Newspaper Reporter.
12: 1946: African American Sailor and Desegregation Advocate.
13: 1948: U.S. Delegate and Postwar Architect.
14: 1951: Former Slave and Proud Matriarch.
15: 1952: Olympic Gold Medal Hurdler.
16: 1959: Rock &#x2018;n&#x2019; Roll Pioneer and Prisoner.
1960-1979.
17: 1960: Self-trained Olympic Weightlifter.
18: 1961: Educator and Civil Rights Pioneer.
19: 1962: From Orphan to Self-made Golf Caddie.
20: 1966: African American Baseball Player.
21: 1966: Army Private in the Vietnam War.
22: 1968: Female Electronics Worker.
23: 1970: Earth Day Advocate.
24: 1975: Jamaican Immigrant and Caregiver.
1980-1999.
25: 1983: Music Promoter and Innovator.
26: 1985: Haitian Immigrant and Artist.
27: 1993: University Student and Music Promoter.
2000-2016.
28: 2008: Surfer and Surfboard Entrepreneur.
29: 2015: Field Service Scheduling Supervisor.
30: 2016: Family Therapist.
31: The Black Population: 2010 Census Briefs.
32: Black (African-American) History Month: February 2016.
Further Reading.
Index.

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